Hey,
Was hoping someone would give me some ideas of where to take a girl for drinks in eltham as I'm not really familiar with the area.
Looking for somewhere which is a bit more modern which allows a lot of talking and serves a variety of drinks that cater for the lady.
We are both 18 if that makes a difference.
Cheers!
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Its a KFC now ;-(
Go the Park Tavern or venture down to The Beehive (technically New Eltham).
What about the Tudor Barn, is that open for drinks?
Jump on the rattler & go the Amersham.
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A) it's over 25's
it's not really a first date pub as it can be a bit funny in there when all the local's are out.
This used to be a fabulous community website and after 3 or 4 years had the answer to questions like this. However the "Search" just does not work anymore.
Every question about pubs in Eltham has been answered 10 fold on here but sadly if you type in Eltham Pubs into the search engine you get "Medway fails in city status bid for Diamond Jubilee" as your top find. There is plenty of info about Eltham pubs here but it's difficult to find.
This is not the best example of the inability of the search facility, try typing the word Jokes, to find the "Jokes" thread. This is on the first page at the moment but a search will lead you to Travllers Runs, Lee Cook Signs and some stupid thread about travelling from Blackheath to Charlton on the train via The Clarendon (no comment) when you can't walk too far when a walk to Blackheath station from The Clarendon (no comment) is hardly 10 yards.
Basically we need the search facility sorted.
http://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/comment/968137#Comment_968137
Tried to find the entrance to it once driving up and down well hall road, but couldn't so went elsewhere. Is there a car park?
I know nothing of the Tudor Barn except that I don't think what it offers would appeal to someone of such a tender age.
Stay away from The Park Tavern, especially if you like a pint of bitter!
Didn't realise it was a first date. What's wrong with us locals?
There is a THREAD on The Beehive but a search only came up with "Lee Cook Signs!"
usu google numbnuts.
But does beg the question...Why bother having the search facility?
Also took me a while to realise that "numbunts" was a insult, friendly/jokey I'm sure, rather than an internet instruction.....