London.

[tim123]

You're joking?

Oh, now I get it.

And there was me thinking he was making an oblique reference to Catford dog track (yes really).

But perhaps not.

tim

[SallyAnne]

Where exactly are you going and why ? (don't mean to be too nosey)

How could you be any more nosey? Are you a lass?

Just going to a shop there - wedding related!

[sasguru]

Well I'd hope so

Cheers MM

Edit: Really thanks MM - that hotel is lovely. It's getting booked

SA Good choice - went to lunch. Was going to recommend London Bridge as well. Some lovely boozers around there. Try the Market Porter (google it for details) for a friendly crowd and a wide selection of good ales.

[BrilloPad]

How could you be any more nosey? Are you a lass?

Just going to a shop there - wedding related!

http://www.heavenlybodiesbridal.com/

???

[sasguru]

Dear Derdrie, why doesn't numptycorner just **** off?

He really is a sad twat isn't he?

[Buffoon]

Catford - south of the river, enough said.

[n5gooner]

Catford's Bad, Bromley is the narest, which is good, and the Bromley Court Hotel is good, I have a house in Bromley and lived there for 20 years.

[realityhack]

SA - late in the day I know but I'm actually doing some work. Shock. Horror.

Agreed generally - don't spend any more time in Catford than you absolutely have to - it's a dump. Far better to stay in that hotel and commute out.

Edit: And let me know when you're down this way - London Bridge is just around the corner from me, and there are some great little eateries in Borough Market. Ale and pie. Smashing.

[The_Equalizer]

Although I only read post on this site 99% of the time, I thought I ought to also point out that staying in Catford would be a bum steer. Not the best of places that's for sure. I'd also like to second the Market Porter in London Bridge which is a superb boozer.

[BrilloPad]

Catford - south of the river, enough said.

Nice in Romford is it?