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The Beehive at New Eltham
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Ha ha - not that I know of!0
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Was in there again last night. Good crowd, decent atmosphere, not even the slightest hint of any aggro. Plus loads of older crumpet all done up to the nines - lovely!
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I meant to mentiont this the other week but was talking to the landlord of the Beehive in the Oak after Leeds game the other week. So he's a Charlton fan. Bonus.
He used to be my boss years ago when i worked in the Marlow Rooms.0 -
I've driven past there on a Friday evening a couple of times recenently, looked really busy with a load of older punters - 35-45ish. I think it oporates a 25+ policy. I may give it a try soon.0
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boxed in the marlow rooms0
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fell backwards from the top of the stairs to the entrance in the marlow rooms.
Bouncer said he's never seen anyone go down so quickly since Nolly boxed here :-)0 -
I did the bar at a few boxing do's. We are talking about 86ish.
Yes Chirpy he told me about his door policy and the amount of people he has "moved on". This gent has owned a few very well known local establishments and is definitely set on having an older crowd in there.0 -
The still do a lot of junior boxing shows there Nols, normally on Monday nights.0
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[cite]Posted By: Off_it[/cite]Was in there again last night. Good crowd, decent atmosphere, not even the slightest hint of any aggro. Plus loads of older crumpet all done up to the nines - lovely!
;o)
Not been in there for ages..might give it a try now
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The "older crumpet" comment did it for you, eh 1965?0
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will have to check i did box there pretty sure i did,brother nicky and steve did,marvels lane had there shows at the rooms,86 was when i would have boxed there curb it,12 then,lol afka i went down before in the ring at dulwich baths,i cant lie i lost it before i got in the ring the boy was 15 with tattoos and biceps like my legs,shameful night in the nolly household,hope they have pulled that place down now.0
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[cite]Posted By: AFKABartram[/cite]fell backwards from the top of the stairs to the entrance in the marlow rooms.
Bouncer said he's never seen anyone go down so quickly since Nolly boxed here :-)
Was that last Friday?0 -
cant even do a 3 min on the pads now off-it,saying that got a couple of posh people from notting hill im training in the park up there sat.0
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[cite]Posted By: Curb_It[/cite]I did the bar at a few boxing do's. We are talking about 86ish.
Yes Chirpy he told me about his door policy and the amount of people he has "moved on". This gent has owned a few very well known local establishments and is definitely set on having an older crowd in there.
Where else did he run?0 -
T's and the Polo Bar. So we are going back over 20 years. I dont know what he has had in between.0
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[cite]Posted By: Off_it[/cite]The "older crumpet" comment did it for you, eh 1965?
I'm not fussy
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T's!! Oh Curb_it! You've made me feel old again. Polo= Jolly Drayman I guess? I went there when it was The Drayman when they dropped the Jolly.
It seems that maybe The Beehive has taken over from places like The Bulls Head, The Crown and The Sydney Arms where that crowd of 40/50 somethings go on a Friday night. A sort of unofficial singles pub for divorcees. A couple of my mates used to be in that kind of crowd inbetween relationships and had a fine old time!!
Did anyone ever go to The Darenth Tavern, as a teenager I distinctly remember an advert at the pictures for it. Lots of "stills" offering Live Music and Good Beer. Always thought I'd go there when I was older, never did.0 -
I was in there a couple Saturday's ago after Leeds, it's technically my local but still seem to go into Chislehurst for a drink. Was impressed though, a good crowd, no aggro, was very welcoming and will go again.0
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Sorry. Yes i was there when it was the Drayman. These guys when they bought it turned it into the Polo Bar.
Apparently the Black Prince on a Friday night (not sure if its every friday) is a place for the older single/unhappily married people - apparently the rooms upstairs are always booked out.0 -
"widows and w*nkers" night!0
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The bar & function room at Barnehurst golf course used to do the same type of thing on a friday night. Straight off one hole and into another.0
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I think i went to the Polo Bar and then on to T's every friday for about 6 months back in the day!0
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Went in there last night, stone me what a transformation !
Well decored, candles on tables, friendly bar staff, absolutely superb. Can't believe it was the same grothole i woudn't set foot in.
Mind you, at £3.35 a pint of Fosters, its no wonder the riff raff have cleared off !0 -
You mean you didn't believe me???0
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Ha, no !
I know you would happily drink out of a puddle if it was 5.2% proof0 -
Im going tomorrow. Any food?0
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[cite]Posted By: AFKABartram[/cite]Went in there last night, stone me what a transformation !
Well decored, candles on tables, friendly bar staff, absolutely superb. Can't believe it was the same grothole i woudn't set foot in.
Mind you, at £3.35 a pint of Fosters, its no wonder the riff raff have cleared off !
£3.35 for fosters? You were stung0 -
[cite]Posted By: Curb_It[/cite]Im going tomorrow. Any food?
they were out of pork scratchings, but promised to get some in today !
yes, do do food, though not sure until what time0 -
[cite]Posted By: Curb_It[/cite]Im going tomorrow. Any food?
If you want food go to a restaurant. They have nuts - that should do ya!0 -
Managed by the same bloke as runs my local in Bromley (Crown & Anchor), top lad.0
