:-( Everything changes. I hate change. I mean, it was shíte after the Poles took over, but still.
Used to get in there for 12 on a matchday. A Bloody Mary for the hangover, a bottle of Montepulciano and a pizza and in the Woodbine for 1. Good timez.
:-( Everything changes. I hate change. I mean, it was shíte after the Poles took over, but still.
Used to get in there for 12 on a matchday. A Bloody Mary for the hangover, a bottle of Montepulciano and a pizza and in the Woodbine for 1. Good timez.
:cloud9: Those were the daysQuote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
I went once, interrupted beers mostlyQuote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
but I think it changed hands at least once before the closure.
Changed hands after the Poles? It was the Poles who ruined it.Quote:
Originally Posted by HomerJ
Maybe it will re-open as a new, properly authentic Tuscan enoteca. For the Islington luvvie market.
:cloud9: I can remember at least one or two occasions pretty much going straight there from a night out. Ferrari pizza and a couple of Peronis just to ease you into a day of drinking. Shame we bothered with the football reallyQuote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
Whole of last season certainly, and possibly the one before.
No idea - but I did start to avoid going there as it was not the same standard.
Nice little place just a few doors down mind!
I hate pretendy Italian restaurants.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
I always find Italian food a little, well, bland tbh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
I find most things need smothering in crushed chillies to come up to any sort of standard.
Il Bacio? meh! imo
It's trickier in Italy as you won't find any salt or pepper on the table.Quote:
Originally Posted by IUFG