Mackies corner area

Cee Jay said:
Hope Fat Unicorn stays..always make a point of popping in when in town on the use it or lose it basis
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Went in today and bought 2 cans of beer. I reckon they would have made £3-4 gross on that.
Doesn’t seat many people and their main sales offering is cheese. I’m struggling to see how they make it work?
 


Fletch said:
Much more to it mate , hardly anyone works in town so Monday - Friday there’s hardly any money being spent , Sunderland is an industrial city and it’s been developed like a donut with all the jobs on the outskirts and nowt in the middle
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The whole plan is to get people working and living in the city centre.
 
Wearson said:
Are they still going with the gypsie/Peaky Blinders checky 3pce??
They have some nice stuff but do seem to have a lot of clown gear, especially the shoes and boots 😂
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It's generally not for me like but I fancied a proper tailored suit and they looked canny.
 
Mackem00 said:
Am due a new suit for a couple of weddings this year and was gonna give them a look. (MD not Fat Unicorn).
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Pop into the East Boldon store mate 👌
Wearson said:
Are they still going with the gypsie/Peaky Blinders checky 3pce??
They have some nice stuff but do seem to have a lot of clown gear, especially the shoes and boots 😂
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Haha moved on from that a long time ago. Pop in for a sharp custom made suit. Still can get clown shoes 🤣
 
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Work is finally complete on work to restore the Sunderland's much-loved Elephant Tea Rooms building.

Peter McIntyre, executive director of city development at Sunderland City Council, said: “The completion of the restoration of Elephant Tea Rooms marks a significant milestone in our efforts to preserve and enhance Sunderland’s rich heritage.

I think they've done a cracking job restoring it.
 
Kingdom Bhoy said:
Work is finally complete on work to restore the Sunderland's much-loved Elephant Tea Rooms building.

Peter McIntyre, executive director of city development at Sunderland City Council, said: “The completion of the restoration of Elephant Tea Rooms marks a significant milestone in our efforts to preserve and enhance Sunderland’s rich heritage.

I think they've done a cracking job restoring it.
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Not sure about the ground floor windows
 
Kingdom Bhoy said:
Work is finally complete on work to restore the Sunderland's much-loved Elephant Tea Rooms building.

Peter McIntyre, executive director of city development at Sunderland City Council, said: “The completion of the restoration of Elephant Tea Rooms marks a significant milestone in our efforts to preserve and enhance Sunderland’s rich heritage.

I think they've done a cracking job restoring it.
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looks great
 

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