I've never seen a Gail's (OR a Pumpkin) in real life. I don't know how Dulwich and Tunbridge Wells (and me) have escaped. We've got a Pret and a Five Guys in Tunbridge Wells, but neither in Dulwich.
Put that on the "Welcome to Bristol" sign! Just underneath "Ow bist, my luvver?"The DAILY MAIL has hailed Bristol as a CACOPHONY OF WOKE, and I couldn't be MORE THRILLED
Too downmarket for a GAIL'S, too upmarket for a Pumpkin. No wonder Iain Dale HATES Tunbridge Wells.
The burning question nobody has yet answered - WHO IS GAIL?
Fairly sure I'VE been to one in Dulwich. It is PRIME Gail's territory.I've never seen a Gail's in real life. I don't know how Dulwich and Tunbridge Wells (and me) have escaped.
Where is Dulwich? It doesn’t sound like a real place.
Oh.It’s the POSH BIT of South London.
South of the river is a pointless place, even if not technically a shit hole (though I imagine there are still POCKETS OF SHIT)
Given I must have walked past the Tunbridge Wells one dozens of times, I’m fairly sure I wouldn’t have noticed the Dulwich one eitherFairly sure I'VE been to one in Dulwich. It is PRIME Gail's territory.
Definitely not its best feature.Wouldn't live there though. NO TUBE FUCK OFF
i remember back when there were only a few (two?) of them.I quite LIKED Gail’s when I went just after opening at a very leafy and posh part of Surrey but it quickly became HIDEOUS. People were literally queuing round the block.
It reminded me of that brief period that gays liked Patisserie Valerie.
Definitely not its best feature.
I do love the little train journey into town though, it’s only 15 minutes to get to the City.
i remember back when there were only a few (two?) of them.
The Soho one felt like quite a find back then
Lib Dems FINALLY the opposition!