Kingston upon thames : Tue Mar 23, 2010 7:38 pm  

Me and a group of lads are staying over here before our easter fixture, can anyone give us any info on where to go and what its like

Re: Kingston upon thames : Tue Mar 23, 2010 8:02 pm  

Kingston town centre ok and club scene good at the weekends. Some of the pubs on the edge of town not too clever though. Good train service to central London and night bus route good too.

Re: Kingston upon thames : Tue Mar 23, 2010 10:55 pm  

Go to The Peel. Strippers, Heavy Metal and beer

Re: Kingston upon thames : Wed Mar 24, 2010 7:56 am  

Darthchris wrote:

Go to The Peel. Strippers, Heavy Metal and beer

There are strippers at The Peel! Why was I not made aware of this!

Re: Kingston upon thames : Wed Mar 24, 2010 12:43 pm  

willowred wrote:

Me and a group of lads are staying over here before our easter fixture, can anyone give us any info on where to go and what its like

Stay out of the town centre, the pubs are poop, with the possible exception of The Ram.

Re: Kingston upon thames : Wed Mar 24, 2010 4:42 pm  

it depends on what you after as you will probably be down for the Sunday? Plenty of pubs and bars in Kingston with a fair few along the river.Not sure what day you are down but this place is right by the river and is a laugh if there are a few of you together.The age range is pretty varied in there as well. http://www.mccluskys.com/ The last time I was in the peel, the old girl who arranged the strippers was probabaly filling in for someone who didnt turn up.When i say old, mid fourties.The trick where she made bunting appear from nowhere, Paul Daniels would have been proud of.Pound a dance.

it depends on what you after as you will probably be down for the Sunday? Plenty of pubs and bars in Kingston with a fair few along the river.Not sure what day you are down but this place is right by the river and is a laugh if there are a few of you together.The age range is pretty varied in there as well. http://www.mccluskys.com/ The last time I was in the peel, the old girl who arranged the strippers was probabaly filling in for someone who didnt turn up.When i say old, mid fourties.The trick where she made bunting appear from nowhere, Paul Daniels would have been proud of.Pound a dance.

Re: Kingston upon thames : Wed Mar 24, 2010 5:55 pm  

surrey_here wrote:

The trick where she made bunting appear from nowhere, Paul Daniels would have been proud of.Pound a dance.

ah....but could she pull a hat out of her rabbit?

Re: Kingston upon thames : Thu Mar 25, 2010 1:13 pm  

surrey_here wrote: it depends on what you after as you will probably be down for the Sunday? Plenty of pubs and bars in Kingston with a fair few along the river.Not sure what day you are down but this place is right by the river and is a laugh if there are a few of you together.The age range is pretty varied in there as well. http://www.mccluskys.com/ The last time I was in the peel, the old girl who arranged the strippers was probabaly filling in for someone who didnt turn up.When i say old, mid fourties.The trick where she made bunting appear from nowhere, Paul Daniels would have been proud of.Pound a dance. Like Browns in Old Street then...

surrey_here wrote: it depends on what you after as you will probably be down for the Sunday? Plenty of pubs and bars in Kingston with a fair few along the river.Not sure what day you are down but this place is right by the river and is a laugh if there are a few of you together.The age range is pretty varied in there as well. http://www.mccluskys.com/ The last time I was in the peel, the old girl who arranged the strippers was probabaly filling in for someone who didnt turn up.When i say old, mid fourties.The trick where she made bunting appear from nowhere, Paul Daniels would have been proud of.Pound a dance. Like Browns in Old Street then...