Pubs for Charlton?

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smith's dreads

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Normally for any south London games it's somewhere around London Bridge - Market Porter or Royal Oak.
But no trains to Charlton tomorrow from London Bridge - they're only running from Victoria or Blackfriars.
Neither are particularly great for pubs IMHO with a lot of the ones around Blackfriars/Fleet Street closed at weekends.
Victoria has the odd passable place in Pimlico direction or Plumber's Arms on the other side of the station which usually does a pint of Harvey's though not been in for a while.
Anyone got any ideas?

 

Notters

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Blue Parrot in Greenwich.

 

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essbee

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I'm going Blackheath - but not sure what boozer yet.

 

Notters

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essbee said:

I'm going Blackheath - but not sure what boozer yet.

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Good call, there's a nice little eurobar called la peruche bleue

 

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daveyboy1973

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I'll go blackheath if there's gonna be a few of us

 

Questions

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All pubs in Blackheath area closed don't go there.

 

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smith's dreads said:

Normally for any south London games it's somewhere around London Bridge - Market Porter or Royal Oak.
But no trains to Charlton tomorrow from London Bridge - they're only running from Victoria or Blackfriars.

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Drink as normal around LB, get the Jubilee Line eastbound to North Greenwich (6 stops) then a bus to the Valley (10 mins) or walk (2.5km). If choosing the latter please don't stop at the Pilot Inn as it'll be closed thumbsup: Questions).

 

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essbee

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Notters said:

Good call, there's a nice little eurobar called la peruche bleue

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cheers notters - will take a look.

 

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essbee

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Questions said:

All pubs in Blackheath area closed don't go there.

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Is that a joke?

 

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essbee said:

Is that a joke?

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No, keep away.

 

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daveyboy1973

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Questions said:

No, keep away.

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U live in blackheath?

 

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essbee said:

Is that a joke?

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No. When Charlton are at home the whole village shuts down due to the reputation of their marauding fans who rape and pillage every other weekend......but only out of towners as they'd never hurt their own!!

Be safe people......it's a jungle out there!

 

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smith's dreads

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Alex said:

Drink as normal around LB, get the Jubilee Line eastbound to North Greenwich (6 stops) then a bus to the Valley (10 mins) or walk (2.5km). If choosing the latter please don't stop at the Pilot Inn as it'll be closed thumbsup: Questions).

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What bus route and what direction?

 

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essbee

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Questions said:

No, keep away.

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Bullsh*t alert

 

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smith's dreads said:

Normally for any south London games it's somewhere around London Bridge - Market Porter or Royal Oak.
But no trains to Charlton tomorrow from London Bridge - they're only running from Victoria or Blackfriars.
Neither are particularly great for pubs IMHO with a lot of the ones around Blackfriars/Fleet Street closed at weekends.
Victoria has the odd passable places in Pimlico direction or Plumber's Arms on the other side of the station which usually does a pint of Harvey's though not been in for a while.
Anyone got any ideas?

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don't be such a snob. a pubs only as good as you make it FFS
regards
DR

 

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Pubs in Blackheath

The Railway Pub near the station or O Neill's just down from the station, also the Hare and Billet a little bit further, all ok for pre match beers.

 

Beach Hut

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Hare and Billet for us

 

calvstar

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Anyone drinking in Greenwich? I'm going for pie and mash at Goddards (http://www.goddardsatgreenwich.co.uk/) and then a couple of drinks before getting a bus to Charlton.

 

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ShanklySeagull

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Avoid the Princess of Wales on the Eastern side of the Heath - it's closed through January for refurbishment.

 

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smith's dreads said:

What bus route and what direction?

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If you travel to the east, west or north from North Greenwich tube you'll need some water wings fairly quickly.
No 486 to Bexleyheath from stop B should do you ok; alight (get off) at Charlton station. I'll pre-pay your fare on my Oyster provided you don't stop at the Pilot Inn; if you do stay on until Blackheath most of the pubs there will be closed, as Questions has already posted. However, the Hare and Billet should be open but you might need a 1st class rail ticket to get in.