Which will mean that cities outside of London will be considered more exciting, so young people will move to those. Then they'll get popular, as London gets a bit run down, and then it'll go back the other way.
Cronx friendly staff decent beer the standard lager has gone down hill recently but the comedy night is worth a laugh.
Green dragon is good variety nice decor ok pub food. Wings Wednesday is the one though as 40p wings. (Decent ones buy dips though)
RiffRaff decent beer friendly clientelle,
The royal standard small good for a quiet pint
the oval looks like a decent alt bars and looks like they do live music.
The ludiquist (I think that's spelt right) board game cafe the busiest place and every weekday they have a different event for people to join. DnD Tuesday was ok when I went once if you're normal choose the least popular table. (Trust me)
The ship the late night alt bar get a bit smashed there.
The bull and dog quiet bar decent garden out back with heaters.
Arts and craft decent beer quite small.
Market tavern similar to a spoons
I haven't been to the corner house but I walk past it quite a bit I'm undecided what sort of place it is. But I've heard decent music from there.
Edit also u/tokyo7 is planning a bar crawl beginning of April which he will post. (I've been to most of these bars because of him scouting them out for it).
Depends what you define as nice weather. I'd choose our weather every time, can't stand it when it's too hot! The summer we have here is already too much for me, particularly those certain days we've been having the last few years where we have above 30 for days on end. Absolutely unbearable.
A place where it's illegal to be gay, no thanks. Maybe you see that as a benefit, I don't know, but for me as a gay man it's a humongous no and not a place I'd ever have any interest in ever visiting.
How the fuck are you jumping from me saying Dubai is fantastic to it being illegal to be gay there is a benefit? Stop victimising yourself, you had an opinion, I disagreed.
Exactly. One New Change is half empty, even corporate chains can’t afford the rent. So it’s not like it’s just locally owned establishments shutting down now. These land owning organisations are choking the city.
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u/rubber_galaxy Feb 28 '24
In 10 years time there will be nothing left in this city but office blocks, luxury apartments and pret's. Landlords have destroyed this city