Mountain Daisy

[Botchie]

Deptford used to be class on a Bank Holiday Monday as well

Aye, had some good'uns down there too. The minibus running up and down the bank was always full.

 

[riffraff]

Willow Pond-Boulevard-Annabels........and all points in between inc free gardeners, odd fellows, lands owned, cottage. I wadnt make it as far as The Museum Vaults these days.

 

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I could see it having a bit of a chance if it was similar to the isis, with the layout and features it’s got a head start. If they give it a lick of paint and sell competitively priced fostaz history will repeat itself.

Looking at the FB page, that looks like the direction they're taking sadly

 

[Al Bundy]

Aye, had some good'uns down there too. The minibus running up and down the bank was always full.

August with the live bands on outside The Saltgrass , class

 

[Shandy drinker]

It's tremendous inside. A few months ago I was sat outside eating my dinner and noticed the year it was built (1906 or 7 I think). Got me wondering how rich the town must have been as there are some stunning buildings and streets dating from then.

Lunch or dinner

 

[Botchie]

Willow Pond-Boulevard-Annabels........and all points in between inc free gardeners, odd fellows, lands owned, cottage. I wadnt make it as far as The Museum Vaults these days.

Last time I was in the vaults (about 3 year ago) they still had an old PYE telly with the match on.

 

[Butcher's Coat]

Had some cracking bank holiday Monday's down Hylton Road.

Deptford used to be class on a Bank Holiday Monday as well

After the all day opening yes.

 

[Boris Bear]

Oddfellows is the best pint of Yuri in Sunderland

 

[Butcher's Coat]

Oddfellows is the best pint of Yuri in Sunderland

"Teds" - was always spot-on (or on point @Gillythedilf ) for Stones back in the day.

 

[The Butcher]

Was a great pub on the old route into town. Crackin building like

 

[Secret Visage]

Oddfellows is the best pint of Yuri in Sunderland

Been shut for ages man.

"Teds" - was always spot-on (or on point @Gillythedilf ) for Stones back in the day.

Certainly was until his daughter took over and it went downhill from there.

 

[Butcher's Coat]

Was a great pub on the old route into town. Crackin building like

Upstairs was a fair size.
A favourite for retirement do's from the yards back in the late 70's/80's

 

[Shandy drinker]

Was a great pub on the old route into town. Crackin building like

Got some fantastic tiles inside

 

[Boris Bear]

Been shut for ages man.

Certainly was until his daughter took over and it went downhill from there.

No it hasn’t

 

[muggboots]

Lunch or dinner

Dinner. I'm not a twat. Not for that anyway.

 

[Shandy drinker]

Dinner. I'm not a twat. Not for that anyway.

Scratter then

 

[Redhouser]

Good news - big pub with a lot of history. Bit like the Dun Cow and Isis. We need to keep these pubs - they're part of our history. Hylton Road (the ski run) used to be a great alternative to the town. Back in the day it was Steels, Willow Pond, Mountain Daisy, Jollies, Stone Bridge (is that right? Long gone now), Railway Tavern, Oddies, Museum Vaults.

 

[Butcher's Coat]

Good news - big pub with a lot of history. Bit like the Dun Cow and Isis. We need to keep these pubs - they're part of our history. Hylton Road (the ski run) used to be a great alternative to the town. Back in the day it was Steels, Willow Pond, Mountain Daisy, Jollies, Stone Bridge (is that right? Long gone now), Railway Tavern, Oddies, Museum Vaults.

You missed out the Free Gardeners, Teds, The Cottage and Sweaty Betty's (Landsdown).

 

[The Rat]

Its got some lush rooms inside, I saw the article too, looks promising

Old pubs are in some great buildings, they just need restoring with original features

 

[Kevj]

I was given a ‘tour’ of the upstairs rooms around fifteen years ago. Some original feature remain (or at least they did then), certainly some intricate tiling work around the cast iron fire places. Very grand building and a sense of history about the place.