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Pub in the Telegraph Hill area of [[Locale New Cross|New Cross]].
A refurbished pub in the Telegraph Hill area of [[Locale New Cross|New Cross]], which reopened on 26 February 2009.
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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Peculiar], the Telegraph has come under new management since we last visited, so some or all of the below may be out of date.
Until a few years ago the Earl of Derby was a local pub serving a residential side-street north of New Cross Road, at the edge of Telegraph Hill. The area, like the pub, has become greatly gentrified over recent years and has now reopened as something fitting its new tranche of local residents.
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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 is an open fire with fresh logs of wood giving off a little bit of extra heat. The just-new smell lingers, but will no doubt fade over time, and if the opening night crowds are anything to go by, the pub should be popular.
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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 London Pride, Chiswick, HSB and Gale's Swing Low on the pub's opening, 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.
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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.
Music is playing, but not too loudly. Upstairs there is a function room.
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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 (&pound;8) <small>[http://www.flickr.com/photos/55935853@N00/3421943238/ photo]</small>. [[Sarah]]'s lamb roast was substantial, with plenty of trimmings (&pound;8.50).
Food will be served at the pub, though it wasn't available on the opening night. Will report back about this.
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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>
<div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[Ewan]], 26 February 2009.</div>
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A refurbished pub in the Telegraph Hill area of New Cross, which reopened on 26 February 2009.

Until a few years ago the Earl of Derby was a local pub serving a residential side-street north of New Cross Road, at the edge of Telegraph Hill. The area, like the pub, has become greatly gentrified over recent years and has now reopened 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 is an open fire with fresh logs of wood giving off a little bit of extra heat. The just-new smell lingers, but will no doubt fade over time, and if the opening night crowds are anything to go by, the pub should be popular.

There are four handpulls for ale at the bar, serving London Pride, Chiswick, HSB and Gale's Swing Low on the pub's opening, 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.

Music is playing, but not too loudly. Upstairs there is a function room.

Food will be served at the pub, though it wasn't available on the opening night. Will report back about this.

Last visited by Ewan, 26 February 2009.

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