the real gent RSS

a london taxi driver who once delivered me to the pied-a-terre after an evening of libation in plentitude, showed gratitude for the gratuity with the following words "thank you sir, you're a real gent". a celebration of the bespoke, the traditional, the flavoursome, the unusual and the enjoyable things, items and people that make life great.

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when the summer decides that has had enough and tootles back off to continental europe or wherever it lives nowadays. a chap can often be found yearning for something comfortable to eat. my friends, i have found the utopia of all pub-based eateries. the windmill pub on mill street w1 is thrice national steak and kidney pie champions. 

if you are dissatisfied by a pie that is no more than a casserole with a puff pastry top then this is the nook to nosh in. their pies are fully encased in pastry so palatable that you might be tempted to go in for a second helping. delicieux as our pie-deprived neighbours might say. 

the clientele are none too shabby either, a regular wears a watch on a chain in his waistcoat with a pocket square to match his tie. now he was a real gent. 

top marks to the boy wonder daffyd for his recommendation. spread the word

when the summer decides that has had enough and tootles back off to continental europe or wherever it lives nowadays. a chap can often be found yearning for something comfortable to eat. my friends, i have found the utopia of all pub-based eateries. the windmill pub on mill street w1 is thrice national steak and kidney pie champions.

if you are dissatisfied by a pie that is no more than a casserole with a puff pastry top then this is the nook to nosh in. their pies are fully encased in pastry so palatable that you might be tempted to go in for a second helping. delicieux as our pie-deprived neighbours might say.

the clientele are none too shabby either, a regular wears a watch on a chain in his waistcoat with a pocket square to match his tie. now he was a real gent.

top marks to the boy wonder daffyd for his recommendation. spread the word

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