Edit "Telegraph At The Earl Of Derby, SE14 5LW"
Cancel edit
About your edit
Your username (
set it
):
Comment about your changes:
Type of edit:
Normal edit
Minor tidying
Main information
Content: (see also
text formatting help
)
Pub in the Telegraph Hill area of [[Locale New Cross|New Cross]]. Note: [http://peckhampeculiar.tumblr.com/post/168567471313/raising-the-bar According to the Peckham Peculiar], the Telegraph has come under new management since we last visited, so some or all of the below may be out of date. The Earl of Derby was originally a local pub serving a residential side-street north of New Cross Road, at the edge of Telegraph Hill. The area has become greatly gentrified over recent years, and after a few years of closure the pub reopened in February 2009 as something fitting its new tranche of local residents. Out the front a covered area has been constructed, while inside some period features are retained. There's a particularly attractive bar area, as well as plentiful wooden pews in the capacious rear room. A vast map of the world decorates one wall, while on the other side of the pub are two open fires with fresh logs of wood giving off a little bit of extra heat. There are four handpulls for ale at the bar, serving Fuller's London Pride (£1.60/half pint) and Chiswick, and Gale's HSB and Swing Low on the pub's opening (unchanged a month later), well-kept as you'd expect. There are also a range of regular lagers, as well as Fuller's Honey Dew, Litovel (original and red, with slightly higher alcohol percentage), and Leffe. Food is served, a fairly short menu including Sunday roasts, and the place was packed out on its first Sunday. There's a specials board above the bar, listing a number of vegetarian options. On a Sunday visit in April 2009, the menu had four mains options (beef and lamb roasts, a fish pie, and a vegetarian choice), as well as a few starters and some desserts. [[Ewan]] and Jo had the vegetarian option, a perfectly decent asparagus risotto, with shaving of parmesan on top (£8) <small>[http://www.flickr.com/photos/55935853@N00/3421943238/ photo]</small>. [[Sarah]]'s lamb roast was substantial, with plenty of trimmings (£8.50). Music is playing, but not too loudly. Upstairs there is a function room. They advertise a quiz on Monday evenings from 8pm. A commenter on this page (August 2011) implies (but doesn't state explicitly) that there's an [[Category Open Mic|open mic]] night every other Wednesday. See also: * [http://www.qype.co.uk/place/531327 Qype comments] <div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[Ewan]], [[Sarah]] and Jo, 5 April 2009.</div>
Locales (one per line) (
view all locales in a new window)
:
New Cross SE14
Categories (one per line) (
view all categories in a new window)
:
Function Room Open Fire Open Mic Pub Food Pub Quiz Pub Quiz On Mondays Pubs Real Ale Remarkable Restaurants Pubs Smoking Area
One-line summary of this page (for search results):
Additional information
Phone:
Website:
Twitter name (e.g. rglondon):
Opening hours:
Address:
Postcode:
OS X coordinate (e.g. 528113):
OS Y coordinate (e.g. 179347):
Map link:
Image to illustrate this page
URL of image:
Photos should be no larger than 240x240
Name of image copyright holder:
URL of image licence:
URL of image's info page:
Cancel edit