| The Adelaide's reincarnation on 15:06 - Sep 26 with 2632 views | francisbowles |
Pub becomes Indian restaurant? Not for me. |  | |  |
| The Adelaide's reincarnation on 16:14 - Sep 26 with 2492 views | colinallcars |
I read awhile back of a bill to prevent pubs being turned into anything else.
Too late for the Adelaide but hopefully it will be enshrined in law soon. |  | | |
| The Adelaide's reincarnation on 16:23 - Sep 26 with 2471 views | Watford_Ranger |
| The Adelaide's reincarnation on 15:06 - Sep 26 by francisbowles |
Pub becomes Indian restaurant? Not for me. |
Their website says “ An Indian Pub & Dining Room from Avi Shashidhara inspired by the traditional drinking establishments of India.”
Probably the sort of thing I’ll try once and I’m it won’t be a cheap place for a pre-match few but it is still a pub. Good luck to them as it’s a challenge to make that site work. | | | |
| The Adelaide's reincarnation on 17:07 - Sep 26 with 2409 views | connell10 |
Looks awful and probably 10 a pint , not for me. |  |
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| The Adelaide's reincarnation on 17:31 - Sep 26 with 2358 views | Lblock |
I miss that old girl......
Had some brilliant, brilliant times in there with the confirmation of "no points, no points, we're Champions!!!" being the highlight pre-Leedscum game THAT season.
I used to particularly enjoy the winter games when the rugby was on straight after a game and the open fire going.
Guiness and a scotch egg that used to retail at something like £63.40 each!
Before those days the left hand half of the pub (later Dining area) was frequented by us in younger days and a few of the more "lively likely lads" shall we say.
That aside, the continual loss of London, and the wider country's, pubs is such a scandal but a sign of our times and the changing demograph, economic and cultural shift will claim more and more in the coming years.
Good luck Publicans and all who sail in them. |  |
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| The Adelaide's reincarnation on 01:19 - Sep 27 with 2049 views | Boston |
I hope they improve the bogs. | |
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| The Adelaide's reincarnation on 04:20 - Sep 27 with 1962 views | PlanetHonneywood |
| The Adelaide's reincarnation on 16:23 - Sep 26 by Watford_Ranger |
Their website says “ An Indian Pub & Dining Room from Avi Shashidhara inspired by the traditional drinking establishments of India.”
Probably the sort of thing I’ll try once and I’m it won’t be a cheap place for a pre-match few but it is still a pub. Good luck to them as it’s a challenge to make that site work. |
Reminds me of a similar set-up in Glasgow I was in a few years ago. However you want to dress it up: it's an Indian restaurant shoe horned into a pub, as opposed to an excellent place I used to go near WBA's ground (The Vines I think) back in the day.
Another here who preferred the Adelaide if I went for a beer after a game and as mentioned above, great when the 6N was on. So that's the Bushranger and the Goldhawk gone, as well as Walkabout which was always lively if you fancied pushing on apres-game. |  |
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| The Adelaide's reincarnation on 06:46 - Sep 27 with 1909 views | Superhoops2808 |
| The Adelaide's reincarnation on 17:31 - Sep 26 by Lblock |
I miss that old girl......
Had some brilliant, brilliant times in there with the confirmation of "no points, no points, we're Champions!!!" being the highlight pre-Leedscum game THAT season.
I used to particularly enjoy the winter games when the rugby was on straight after a game and the open fire going.
Guiness and a scotch egg that used to retail at something like £63.40 each!
Before those days the left hand half of the pub (later Dining area) was frequented by us in younger days and a few of the more "lively likely lads" shall we say.
That aside, the continual loss of London, and the wider country's, pubs is such a scandal but a sign of our times and the changing demograph, economic and cultural shift will claim more and more in the coming years.
Good luck Publicans and all who sail in them. |
Same
Good thing about there was you could have a smoke outside, and then go over the road and collect a kebab wrapped in Naan bread and bring it back in... Got wasted in there after the Leeds game |  | | |
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| The Adelaide's reincarnation on 15:44 - Sep 27 with 1563 views | Boston |
| The Adelaide's reincarnation on 16:14 - Sep 26 by colinallcars |
I read awhile back of a bill to prevent pubs being turned into anything else.
Too late for the Adelaide but hopefully it will be enshrined in law soon. |
In quieter parts of Ireland, there are establishments where you can do your shopping, purchase hardware and have a few pints. Sometimes, rather like the Wizard of Oz, just draw back a curtain and lo and behold there is a public bar. In one Mayo town, they make coffins in the pub. | |
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| The Adelaide's reincarnation on 17:59 - Sep 27 with 1426 views | stevec |
Handy for night games, I’ve missed the Nepalese opposite Bloemfontein Road. |  | | |
| The Adelaide's reincarnation on 19:22 - Sep 27 with 1329 views | GroveR |
| The Adelaide's reincarnation on 04:20 - Sep 27 by PlanetHonneywood |
Reminds me of a similar set-up in Glasgow I was in a few years ago. However you want to dress it up: it's an Indian restaurant shoe horned into a pub, as opposed to an excellent place I used to go near WBA's ground (The Vines I think) back in the day.
Another here who preferred the Adelaide if I went for a beer after a game and as mentioned above, great when the 6N was on. So that's the Bushranger and the Goldhawk gone, as well as Walkabout which was always lively if you fancied pushing on apres-game. |
Their insta says not but I'll guess we'll see.
This was a neighbourhood pub on Uxbridge Road before it was anything else. That’s the bit we didn’t want to lose.
There’s a version of this project where we strip it back and it ends up feeling like a restaurant with a bar bolted on. We’re not doing that. The bar running the length of the room, the snug, the way people naturally cluster round it, that stays. We’re building the kitchen and the fire in around the pub, not the other way round
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| The Adelaide's reincarnation on 00:27 - Sep 28 with 1138 views | francisbowles |
| The Adelaide's reincarnation on 15:44 - Sep 27 by Boston |
In quieter parts of Ireland, there are establishments where you can do your shopping, purchase hardware and have a few pints. Sometimes, rather like the Wizard of Oz, just draw back a curtain and lo and behold there is a public bar. In one Mayo town, they make coffins in the pub. |
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| The Adelaide's reincarnation on 02:09 - Sep 28 with 1100 views | numptydumpty |
I guess at least its not a Costa or a Starbucks..
Why pay £9 for a pint, when you can have an Americano for £4.50... |  |
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| The Adelaide's reincarnation on 08:46 - Sep 28 with 900 views | BlackCrowe |
| The Adelaide's reincarnation on 02:09 - Sep 28 by numptydumpty |
I guess at least its not a Costa or a Starbucks..
Why pay £9 for a pint, when you can have an Americano for £4.50... |
Exactly this. The Adelaide clearly couldn't get the numbers to workBetter someone has a crack at it than it turn into flats, vape shop, Greggs etc. It won't replace my pre-match go-to but a potentially good option for food and beer afterwards or midweek. |  |
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| The Adelaide's reincarnation on 09:58 - Sep 28 with 800 views | TheChef |
Nothing wrong with a desi pub IMO.
Beer AND curry under one roof? Sure thing! |  |
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