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The Telegraph at The Earl of Derby
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The Telegraph at The Earl of Derby is a classic British pub located in the New Cross area of London. It combines the charm of a traditional Victorian-era pub with a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The interior features wooden furnishings, a fireplace, and a bar stocked with a selection of real ales, craft beers, and wines. The pub serves hearty pub fare such as fish and chips, burgers, and Sunday roasts. It's a popular spot for locals and visitors alike, offering a relaxed environment for a drink or a meal. The pub also hosts regular quiz nights and live sports screenings, making it a lively community hub. Its location on Dennett's Road places it within easy reach of local attractions and transport links.
Don't miss
- Sample a rotating selection of real ales and craft beers
- Enjoy a traditional Sunday roast with all the trimmings
- Participate in the weekly pub quiz for a fun evening
- Watch live sports on big screens in a lively setting
- Relax by the fireplace on cooler days
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Know before you go
- Check the pub's social media for quiz nights and event schedules.
- Real ale enthusiasts should ask about the guest ales on tap.
- Sunday roasts are popular; arrive early to secure a table.
- The pub is a 10-minute walk from New Cross Gate station.
A bit of history
The pub has been a fixture in the New Cross community for many years, serving as a gathering place for locals. Its name reflects the area's historical association with the telegraph industry, though specific historical details are limited.
Common questions
Is there a dress code?
No, the pub has a casual dress code, smart casual is fine.
Do they serve food all day?
Food service hours vary; typically lunch and dinner are served, but check ahead for exact times.
Can I book a table?
Yes, reservations are recommended for larger groups or Sunday roasts.
Is the pub child-friendly?
Yes, children are welcome during daytime hours, but it's primarily an adult-oriented pub in the evenings.
Are dogs allowed?
Well-behaved dogs are usually allowed in the bar area.
What payment methods are accepted?
Cash and major credit/debit cards are accepted.
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