favourite Pie an Mash shop

metropolitan elite shut it down

Nathan's - Upton Park

" Vegetarian pies now available."

 

nathan's has shut down

I know . They'll all be gone soon , swimming against a cultural tide

Not being a Landaner, and wanting not much to do with Landan, but what's the big deal with these places?

How much do they charge, for something you could make at home, and why the eel juice?
Isn't that a bit like putting gravy on fish and chips?

Or custard on kippers!

The original/real Lady Faye Veritt loved 'em

Harrington's in Tooting, top notch.

First time I went in one, Goddards in Deptford High Street, there was a dirty finger nail in the mash, George Goddard just picked it out and threw it away, and said there you go, never set foot in one again

As a Londoner, no. I don't eat pie and mash and surely no-one actually likes jellied eels.

Though isn't Wigan supposed to be pie central? Do our northern chums have pie and mash shops?

In Leeds there is Pieminister. Not a pie fan but I was persuaded to go with a little reluctance. They are the best pies I have ever bought and I have returned a few times.

Stewed eels Pie mash and Liquer Diffo gear

They used to have a Pie n mash counter and White City dog track ,prob associated with the Cookes Shop that was  by the Bush

market ..

Used to go Harringtons then Cab to dogs Years back Slippy ....Think they had another on Wandsworth Bridge road I visited a

few times ,that closed  ,would imagine the main reasons for Closures would be Rocketing  Rent prices  and Diversity  ,Saying

that My old Manor Tooting  was Hardly  full of Landoners and that is still going ..

I used to always eat jellied eels Ramruma when the bloke used to come around with his seafood tray in the local pubs back in the day, plenty of pepper and vinegar. Since that stopped I haven't sought them out and the supermarket deli counters don't seem to stock them.

Mr Beckham likes the one in Waltham Abbey

Pie and Mash Jellied eels liquor, tasteless at best, vomit inducing more likely.   Avoid.

one man's meat  ...

What meat?

its a Lundon thing

I only lived there for 30 years so maybe it takes time to appreciate  watery mash, cardboard pastry and wall paper paste.

Chilli Vinegar a Must

Used to be one down The Cut in Blackfriars, probably long gone now.

Think there's one down in Eastbourne.

Cookes in Hoxton use to be nice, don't know if its still there, the one in Maldon is good as is the one in Herne Bay Kent, i love it, the liquor is lovely, hot eels and mash is also very nice and how can you NOT LIKE JELLIED EELS ?. Eels are good to eat, its a shame you can't get Conger Eel anymore, that fish is lovely, one bone down the middle and sweet meat all around it, no other bones.

Theres a pub in chelsea that sells pie and mash for £17.95, A bit fooking steep imo

LOL what does that work out at, £4 a potato?

There was a pie n mash shop near my school.
Lediards, I just tried looking at it.
It's gone, like everything else in Stratford.
Not a single shop survives, nor the shopping centre, nor the school, nor many of the streets.

They won't be missed... along with the Pie and mash.

It was bleedin' horrible.

its better than what infests stratford now...FILTH

Startford is the anal of London nowadays, it use to be a good London area, but the wonderful diversity thats been forced upon us has failed, like it has every where else in Europe

is the camden town still open

Aug 19, 2018 -- 6:32PM, woundedknee wrote:

its better than what infests stratford now...FILTH

A typically not very nice post.

followed by another post on the same old message as invades every thread on this forum, because some of you cant think about anything else.
This WAS a thread about Pie and mash, not immigration.

FWIW,
Stratford was never a good area.
It was a tip, rough as anywhere else in east London which in the main, has always been a dump.

Not wishing to join in the xenophobic tirade that accompanies most threads on here, but it was largely immigrant populated 50 years ago.

The old population died off or moved out (who can blame them) and no-one, until the advent of the Olympics and Westfield, etc, wanted to move in.

GO AND LIVE IN THE FILTH THEN

Sweeney & Todd restaurant in Reading is one of my favourite shops, its does superb pies to take away and the restaurant is very reasonably priced. If you ever visit Reading then i recommend you visit.

the list of pies

Plain Steak
Steak and Oyster
Steak and Mushroom
Steak and Kidney
Minced Beef and Onion
Yorkshire Ham & Stilton
Chicken and Sweetcorn
Lamb and Mint
Pork and Apple
Chicken, Honey and Mustard
Venison and Boar
Rump Steak and Stilton
Beef and Horseradish
Chicken and Leek
Cheese and Vegetable
Five Nations
Vicars
Steak and Ale
Chicken Cajun
Sweeney's
Turkey and Bacon
Chicken and Ham
Chicken, Chilli and Chorizo

Cajun Chicken & Steak n Stilton are my favs, they stopped doing spicey turkey which is a shame.

.
http://www.sweeneyandtodd.co.uk/

Aug 19, 2018 -- 7:41PM, woundedknee wrote:

GO AND LIVE IN THE FILTH THEN

You are a very bitter and angry person.
There's more to life than hating as much as you do.

Pie and mash..overrated .Unless you drown the concoction in malt vinegar its tasteless..imo

study
is the chief hater on here these days

1. I agree with twizzle.
2. There are loads of Manzes all over the place
3. What are you talking about moisok?

Bradley's Jellied Eel Pots 200g
sold in  Sainsbury's £2.75 ...

Never been in a pie and mash shop, never appealed to me, and the thought of eating jellied eels genuinely makes me feel sick.
I'll stick to the traditional fish and chips followed by a fried mars bar.

WE GET IT ... so fook off down brick lane to eat your filth

?

some folk are sensitive Aka

Was only kidding about the fried mars bar.
Maybe it was that that offended him.

You can`t beat a deep fried Mars Bar and I`m not kidding. A culinary delicacy

If 'Deep fried Mars Bar' is on a list of culinary delicacies I'd love to know what isn't on the list

the deep fried mars bar is a bit of a  myth. it does happen but mainly tourists.
the story seems to be that is started in a wee town called Stonehaven near Aberdeen for a joke
but a few other places claim it.
I've tried a fried chocolate bar once, it was weird because for some reason it seems super sweet
when heated & is quite revolting.
it isn't something anyone does regularly, i hope.

i had boiled Gerns in Aberdeen once..YUK