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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.
 
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.

Too downmarket for a GAIL'S, too upmarket for a Pumpkin. No wonder Iain Dale HATES Tunbridge Wells.
 
Too downmarket for a GAIL'S, too upmarket for a Pumpkin. No wonder Iain Dale HATES Tunbridge Wells.

It seems I'm out of touch with the hot new local eating options. I think I'll pop in next time I'm passing by.

 
Don't Gail's basically try to look like artisanal little independents, rather than a chain? I imagine quite a few people may have one locally without knowing it.
 
I bet there's NARY AN INCH of vinyl seating or formica tables to be had :(
 
The only time I went in one was when I purposefully saught out something that wasn't the norm to "support local business" and try something "a bit different". Oops.
 
I went to a beer festival at Dulwich Hamlet FC recently and it was truly the most delightful and WOKE sports ground I have ever seen :disco:
 
Oh yes


And oh yes again :D


I must go on a tour and visit them all
 
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.
 
Wouldn't live there though. NO TUBE FUCK OFF
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 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.
i remember back when there were only a few (two?) of them.

The Soho one felt like quite a find back then :D
 
I lived in East Dulwich from late 2009 to early 2011. The lack of a tube station was aggravating.
 

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