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[[secretlondon]] visited again in October 2008. They only had Greene King IPA and the usual lagers. All the bottles were also the usual. I had some food Pad ga praow <small>[http://www.flickr.com/photos/secretlondon/2922518166/ photo]</small]. It was okay but quite a small portion. There was a jukebox playing random music. |
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A small Irish-themed architecturally-interesting pub on Camberwell New Road near Camberwell Green. It has recently re-opened (2008) and also does Thai food.
There is an area at the front that has green leather sofas and a log-burning stove, towards the back there is a dramatic skylight and a chandelier.
secretlondon visited in September 2008 and had a pint of Greene King IPA (£2.60/pint) photo. It wasn't from a hand pump, as the pub didn't have any. The server confirmed that the pub was independently-owned and wasn't a Greene King pub.
Thai food is served from noon-10pm. I didn't see anyone ordering any whilst I was there. They also do Sunday lunch. Signs say they have live Irish music from 6pm-9pm on Sundays and a choice of whiskies.
Accessible toilet with hand rails.
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