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buttonsmum

09-01-2009 19:10

Oaklea on Whalley Road

Went in the Oaklea tonight for tea,to find they have changed it al, they have made the restaurant area smaller and put double doors on it..

The other half of the restaurant has been made into a games room with pool table and darts board. It looks really good.

flashy

09-01-2009 19:19

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hmmmm i had wondered where that jay person had got to, he hasnt been on for a while, maybe he's been improving his surroundings ;)

fc:stanley

09-01-2009 19:24

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Very nice place! Looks very good indeed!

cashman

09-01-2009 19:43

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hope ya enjoyed yer meal, we was in during summer n had a lovely meal.:)

buttonsmum

09-01-2009 19:48

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 667654)

hope ya enjoyed yer meal, we was in during summer n had a lovely meal.:)

We always seem to have a good meal when we go in there.

grego

09-01-2009 20:50

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I haven't eaten there yet but went in for a couple of drinks for the first time on New Years Eve, not a bad place at all, the singer was good too.

AccyLass

10-01-2009 14:53

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We went for a private function on Boxing Day and I noticed the downstairs had changed, looks real good

Have never eaten there tho, sounds a good place to go tho

K.S.H

10-01-2009 17:02

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Just need some decent ale now then :D

Wynonie Harris

10-01-2009 17:48

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Originally Posted by K.S.H (Post 667991)

Just need some decent ale now then :D

I'll second that! Guinness is all very well, but it would be nice to quaff a couple of pints of Black Sheep (or similar) before the game!

K.S.H

10-01-2009 19:55

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 667997)

I'll second that! Guinness is all very well, but it would be nice to quaff a couple of pints of Black Sheep (or similar) before the game!

Any real ale will do, I'm not fussy :D
Got a taste for the Sam Smiths stout in the Greyhound lately, and at £1.80 a pint :drink::drink:

Wynonie Harris

10-01-2009 21:20

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Originally Posted by K.S.H (Post 668038)

Got a taste for the Sam Smiths stout in the Greyhound lately, and at £1.80 a pint :drink::drink:

Yep, it's good stuff. The problem is the bar-propping locals who seem to regard it as an imposition when they have to move slightly from their cherished spot because some impudent outsider actually wants to get served!

Alan Gilmartin

11-01-2009 07:28

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Your not impudent Wyn. The Black Sheep sounds great might have to take up drinking again.

pipinfort

11-01-2009 09:07

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I had noticed the sign now says `The NEW Oaklea Tavern`.............has it changed hands then...?

Wynonie Harris

11-01-2009 10:09

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Originally Posted by Alan Gilmartin (Post 668146)

Your not impudent Wyn. The Black Sheep sounds great might have to take up drinking again.

Al, when you next come over to the mother country, there'll be a pint of Black Sheep waiting for you!

buttonsmum

11-01-2009 15:29

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Originally Posted by pipinfort (Post 668158)

I had noticed the sign now says `The NEW Oaklea Tavern`.............has it changed hands then...?

From what I can gather, it hasn't changed hands, just had bit of a re-vamp.

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