Maliks still closed, no sign of any work going on!
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River restaurant reviews
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thamesS23
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...do they still have all the framed photo's of Rolf Harris hanging on their walls !
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Actionmat
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Rolf was framed? Has plod been informed?
Old Crusty
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Been twice recently to Bray Marina brasserie/restaurant. Good service, excellent rib eye steaks at what must be described as 'local' prices and outdoors beside the river under a sky heater. Senior management paid last time so even better.
Actionmat
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Chakra -. New curry house in Kingston. Had a very enjoyable meal there last night. It's on the river next to Kingston Bridge, with the added bonus of free public moorings just 20 metres away.
Old Crusty
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Yes but some indication of location would be helpful.
Gibeltarik
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Maybush Newbridge - a proper riverside pub with a huge garden and farm moorings upstream (£5 per night). Pub menu outside - bigger menu with specials inside. Book online for inside. Good Covid precautions.
Great service, good cooking, reasonable priced wines - try the Malbec or the Rioja.
Great service, good cooking, reasonable priced wines - try the Malbec or the Rioja.
gdallas
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soon be opening! Ferry at Bablock Hythe, any views, reports, etc?
Old Crusty
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As they've been closed for nearly a year, all pubs will have to rebuild reputation over the next few months. I'm hoping they will be only too keen to please!
Ye Olde White Swan, Thames Ditton.
if you want a quick drink, decent mooring and watch the backwater world go by, this is the pub for you.
if don’t want a plate of deep fried everything, served badly and tasting even worse then I suggest you cruise on by.
such a shame an old pub with a cracking location can be allowed to get away with it.
Greene King should address this before opening proper and make it a decent boozer with food to match.
if you want a quick drink, decent mooring and watch the backwater world go by, this is the pub for you.
if don’t want a plate of deep fried everything, served badly and tasting even worse then I suggest you cruise on by.
such a shame an old pub with a cracking location can be allowed to get away with it.
Greene King should address this before opening proper and make it a decent boozer with food to match.
Old Crusty
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Deep fried whatever at 180C is the safest menu option in a scabby pub, you are less likely to swallow something that will send you to the heads for urgent paperwork. That said, pubs near water should still up their game.
Agreed. It’s just such a wasted opportunity !
plus I don’t like spending my very hard earned money in places that don’t give two hoots.