WB Yeats pub - ultimate gentrification?

Sutent · January 2014

DLR was 1987. I remember it clearly. I used to play lots round the isle of dogs and the docklands. They then decided to build that horrible pointy silver building which led to ruin of that area

Arkady · January 2014

@miss annie - didn't mean to use the expression pejoratively! Bang away!

ChangN4N6 · January 2014

Back to the WBY - the terrace now closes at 10 which is a shame . What about smokers? Good to see Tufo back on form again after Paola's Italian trip. Great reopening menu too. Fonthill is getting like Kings Road . Chang

kreuzkav · January 2014

I too felt some of those Telegraph images weren't quite 70s 80s. Seemed 90s as others have said here. I saw them on a different feed from a friend earlier today and what gripped me was how amazing the early 80s New Romantic look was. Photo 23 as an example.<div><br></div><div><a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/picturegalleries/10204874/London-Underground-in-the-1970s80s.html">http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/picturegalleries/10204874/London-Underground-in-the-1970s80s.html</a><div><br></div><div><br></div></div>;

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kreuzkav · January 2014

Yes, seems familiar. I like Twin Peaks but wasn't an obsessive as many of my friends were. But there used to be a guy floating about who looked like Eddie from it. 40s, non-ironic mullet, looked like he came from the States. I always saw him on the stretch from SHR (five ways) towards the corner of SGR and Albert. That was ten years ago. Where is he now? Maybe cut his hair?

Thomas · January 2014

<p>Did anyone notice the WB Yeats has started doing live music on sunday afternoons? "The Ragged Out String Band playing old time Americana and early bluegrass" from 1.30 to 4pm.</p><p>Sounded really good as walked past last on Sunday. Hopefully will help to draw more people in, as in turning into quite a nice pub. A bit of light food might help...</p>

ChangN4N6 · January 2014

Yes it is great, and the Irish landlord is portly but shakes a leg in a way Jonty said was sexy. So on Sunday you can go to Parko for panto, Tufo for tagliatelle and WBY for willy waving dancing. Good round here innit. If only that crap Chinese take away opposite spent maybe 2p on signs, doing first decoration since 1956 and cleaning windows I would be a happy vet. No wonder Zmiscarra stopped going every night. Chang

dandare · April 2014

Good glass of white wine in the WBY. Was that Tilda Swinton in there on Thursday night?

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