
Evening RGL crew!
This week's featured article is for the
Douglas Fir micropub in Anerley (halfway up the hill, towards Crystal Palace). Expect all your favourite Gipsy Hill Brewing Company beers, and a place to plug your laptop in.
We've been to Orpington! This has resulted in a new page for snazzy Indian restaurant
Masala Dabbas (the thali sounds good) and an update for the Orpington 'Spoons, the
Harvest Moon, which looks exactly like I'd expect a Zone 6 Spoons to look like. A couple of stops up the line in Bromley we've a new page for gelato emporium
Unico, which also does savoury pastries. The
Wine Gallery in Purley has tapas plates to accompany your glass of rosé, while you admire the art - very sophisticated.
Keep going south from Purley and you'll reach Coulsdon, home of the
Singapore Orchid, an 'old school' Singaporean/Chinese restaurant with lots of vegetarian/mock-meat options. Even further south is the
Rambler's Rest in Chipstead, a country pub with open fireplaces, and the
Kingswood Arms (in Kingswood), which has had an important fishfinger sandwich update. Before you start wondering if we should rename this blog the Randomness Guide to Surrey, the subject of our final new article is located right by Streatham Hill station:
Perfect Blend self-describes its widely ranging menu: breakfasts, small plates, burgers, smoothies, cocktails, coffee, pancakes and an omelette. I defy you not to hum the
Neighbours theme tune while reading that list ("breaaaaak-fasts....").
Finally, some closures to report. The
Change of Horses in Farnborough is "currently closed for a short undeterminable period of time" (scratching-chin-emoji), the
Waterman's Arms in Richmond is closed for a refurb, and
Lounge 101 in Ruislip has met its pseudo-Orwellian fate at last, consigned to oblivion by Frank Skinner's comically-oversized lever.