‘Isle of Skye’ lovers higher get ‘Sheffield United’ as a result of a proper outdated cockney deal with is coming to Electrical Ballroom, Camden.
The enduring music venue in London is about to host (in all probability) the primary and (undoubtedly) best ever brunch when the legendary Robins Pie & Mash carry their pies to city on Sunday.
It’s going to be a proper outdated knees-up with tribute acts, DJs, bottomless booze and extra, all from simply £30.
Robins Pie & Mash is probably the most well-known pie store within the UK.
They do issues historically, with high quality substances and genuine recipes throughout all 4 retailers in East London and the Essex space.
Pie and mash itself dates again to the 19th century when Dutch ships dropped off their catch of eels within the capital.
Initially, these eels went into the pies, and folks downed them with lashings of parsley liquor (a buttery sauce slightly than alcoholic accompaniment.)
Nowadays Robin’s sticks to 100 per cent Scottish beef or veggie and vegan alternate options.
Whereas getting your fill of Robins pie, mash served with conventional liquor you may get pleasure from 60 minutes of bottomless Intercourse on Southend Seaside cocktails or there’s a large selection of Britney Spears and different boozy bevvies so that you can pickle yourselves with.
For the northerners, countless jugs stuffed with Bisto gravy will even be obtainable!
Electrical Ballroom is an historic venue which has sat on Camden Excessive Road for over a century and does every little thing with a superb outdated London swagger.
It holds over 1,000 folks, has an enormous sound system and stage present which is ideal for stay leisure.
Soundtracking the entire occasion can be some correct rapscallions.
DJ Cockney Kev and the Chas ’n’ Dave Tribute Band will all be laying down a swaggering soundtrack of London classics and singalong ding dongs whereas a Pearly King and Queen can be roaming the gang prepared for the proper Instagram photograph op.
Extra Info
Tickets and extra info obtainable here.
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