Who's at the next table in the Royal Oak?

According to this week's Time Out "Bars & Pubs special" edition although "very much a local's pub, the Oak also exerts its pull right across town to draw a committed clientele of maverick music promoters, small-press publishers, procrastinating crime novelists and sometime pornographers, not to mention highly demanding beer aficionados."

With that write-up expect the place to be even more heaving than usual. I'm only confessing to membership of the last named group!

[BTW has anyone recently asked Frank how long the back bar is closed for the building works?]

The magazine also warns that the Market Porter could be even busier after the next Harry Potter movie is released. Apparently it is standing in for wizard's pub "The Leaky Cauldron" - expect even more walking tours arriving in the bar!



Edited 1 times. Last edit at 21 April 2005 9.37am by Lang Rabbie.

The TO guide proves its unreliability again by not mentioning cidermakers!

I thought I recognised us in Lang Rabbie's list!

thingy Waterman, the theatre impresario, eats in the Nelson cafe near borough stn. perhaps he gets in?

Pete Watermans London home and recording studio are in Borough and he may be theatrical but he would probably prefer to be known a 'pop music mogul'. As he keeps telling everyone, he discovered Kylie......

I saw Denis Waterman going into The Bermondsey Kitchen the other day..

...I thought the new waiter looked familiar

JonR Wrote:
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> I saw Denis Waterman going into The Bermondsey
> Kitchen the other day..

Was he as tiny as he is on the telly?

Was he whistling a feem toon?

Ivanhoe Wrote:

> Was he as tiny as he is on the telly?



Last week I saw Victoria Wood, Gordon Ramsay and Little Mo from Eastenders... they are all far smaller than I imagined they should be... based on this extensive study I've come to the conclusion that all TV folk are little.