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New pub - "North Laine" on the site of Barfly / The Gloucester
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desprateseagull
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smudge
Up the Albion!
Was it Mr K's back in the day?
Cranky
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- Jan 13, 2007
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http://www.facebook.com/NorthLainePub
Looks like it is opening tonight. Saw my first ever gig in there, brings back some good memories.
Looks like it is opening tonight. Saw my first ever gig in there, brings back some good memories.
It says last night!
Gritt23
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How dare you relegate the place to an after-thought.
Thursday nights down the Gloucester in thelate 80's, early 90's, The Gloucester was 1st place we headed to, then a fry-up in the all-night cafe afterwards!
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How dare you relegate the place to an after-thought.
Thursday nights down the Gloucester in thelate 80's, early 90's, The Gloucester was 1st place we headed to, then a fry-up in the all-night cafe afterwards!
No offence intended!
Mmmmmm, gutbuster at the Market Diner!
mistahclarke
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- Jul 28, 2009
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Used to go to the Gloucester with my parents and grandparents when I was a kid. They had a childrens room where I'd sit drinking coke and eating packets of Smiths crisps each containing a blue bag with half a teaspoonful of salt
We want to be....Smith's crisps, we want to be.....smith's crisps.
This place...
The Gloucester! Been waiting ages to get one of these right...
Gritt23
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No offence intended!
None taken.
Or "double-egg-n-chips mate" "t" which I could pretty much utter even if I'd drunk myself beyond the power of speech.
pasty
A different kind of pasty
How dare you relegate the place to an after-thought.
Thursday nights down the Gloucester in thelate 80's, early 90's, The Gloucester was 1st place we headed to, then a fry-up in the all-night cafe afterwards!
Thursday was always my favourite night back in the day. Group of us all worked at Amex House and finished at 5.30, so straight into town. Pub crawl round The Market, The Cricketers, The Sussex, The Bath Arms, The Black Lion, The Pump House, Smugglers for a few games of pool, then finish up at The Gloucester followed by the all night diner.
brighton_girl87
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- Jul 18, 2006
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My friend has just started working there and I can confirm it was open yesterday and is definitely open tonight as I'm going there after work.
Can anyone enlighten me as to what this new place is. I have heard there's a brewery on site. What type of beers are they brewing?
Zamora For England
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Ah, Barfly. I remember being let in there as a 16 year old with no ID having 'promised' the bouncer we were 18.
Gritt23
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Surely, you would partake of a swift couple in the King and Queen before diving headlong into The Gloucester.
brighton_girl87
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- Jul 18, 2006
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Microbrewery drinks won't be ready for another month or so.
That's the one. Also called Dalrymples at some point.......
smiler
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Used to go to the Gloucester with my parents and grandparents when I was a kid. They had a childrens room where I'd sit drinking coke and eating packets of Smiths crisps each containing a blue bag with half a teaspoonful of salt
Went in there with my father on saturday mornings in the 1950's for a cheese roll. Do you remember the murals on the walls? Used to be an Edlins pub
The Modfather
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Yep that the place
If that was the rock night, I went in there a few times too. I was studying, and had a class on Friday morning from 10.00 till 1.00, but would be so shagged, I'd go and sleep in my car from 11.30 coffee till whenever
I would chat to the DJ every now and then, until once, he put a tune on and everybody exited the dancefloor, and my comment of, 'That's a proper floorfiller...' met with a stony look, and he never talked to me again