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Pizza Hut 5.71 restaurant food chain pizza restaurant food vegetarian child friendly closed :: [comment] :: [delete]
Pizza Hut is now gone from Guildhall Street, I wonder if they'll be back to Bouverie Place though? Bah, this was my top google ranking page for Folkestone pizza :-(
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Silver Screen Cinema 5.53 :: [comment] :: [delete]
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The Lord Morris pub bar booze pool jukebox darts :: [comment] :: [delete]
Small friendly working mans club style boozer, with pool table and dart board...
Closed though now.
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The Prince of Wales pub bar booze :: [comment] :: [delete]
Still there, and the freehold is up for sale at the time of writing!
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Aug30
Costa Coffee are moving into Sandgate Road, in the old QS premises. the store opens in September, and they're currently advertising for employees.
So, does this mean Starbucks still is, or they never were, or what? Did the Costa factoid confuse the news (and rumour) mongers?
Here is a picture of QS, so you can remember it as it was (just after it shut down). If you squint you can possibly make out the phone number to call for job opportunities. Do they need a web developer do you think..?![](\"http://static.flickr.com/82/229114655_06bcfe9384.jpg?v=1156941750\")
OH YEAH, the British Heart Foundation charity shop in nearby Guildhall Street is also closing, this is a good sign, Guildhall Street is right on the up I feel.
2006 :: Comment / reply
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Again a bit late...
Yep Folkestone is crap for bars and cafes. Also, the Quarter ceased in August 2005 unfortunately because they all needed to make a living and it was mainly self funded. However, should you want a good coffee, better than Chambers, then try Sweet Rendezvous on Rendezvous Street (opposite Wetherspoons), which is run by 2 poles who used to work in The Spence in Stoke Newington, funnily enough and where I used to live for a couple of years. They make all their own bread, on the day, and cakes with no additives and preservatives, and certainly not de-frosted like Luca's on Guildhall Street. Plus, the coffee is proper.Well it isn't Tchibo thats for sure. Things will improve, once the Foster Partners Harbour Development goes ahead, but not if the seafront does.Aaaah...I've just seen you moved to Folkestone. So you will probably know all that.
andytuohy :: 21 Aug :: 2005 :: Comment / reply
Feb14
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Google blogger sacked, don't talk about work kids...
Great weekend with a visit to Folkestone by Mum and Dad, took a trip to Lympne Castle, picked out some paint for the front room, and I DROVE A CAR, for the first time in about 8 years... piece of cake, I will be fine driving round the Americas.
Did quite a sweep of Folkestone establishments this weekend, went to Chambers twice, a quick drink on Friday night and then a more leisurely sit yesterday watching a band called Rosie's Dumplings. Dreadful name, but good Irish folkie sort of stuff. Also checked out the Lord Morris on Guildhall Street, very odd boozer, and an odd crowd, if you can call half a dozen punters a crowd. Still, we drank booze and played pool and darts, can't complain. The pub looks sadly like it's about to close, but they make an effort, and we're going to go back there again. Mind you we said that about a similar style of pub in Stokey when we first moved here and we have NEVER been back to it.
Saturday we had a great meal with both sets of parents at La Bamba in Hythe, always love it there, though I'm not sure Mum's vegetable paella was up the standard of everyone elses meal. From there, on to The Clarendon in Sandgate, fast becoming my favourite pub in town. Fantastically friendly crowd in there that night, forcing free food on us all, the fire was roaring, and the range of beers had rotated. Dropped off the car and then on to The Clifton so driver Jim could have a beer too.
Our lovely new fire is now all covered up with masking tape and newspaper, and we've started painting the walls white, made a bit of a mess so far really... new carpet's being fitted on Tuesday, so we're going to have to be extra careful to cover that up.
Train delayed on the way back into London this morning, which has made us have more doubts about how we will cope with commuting in. STILL, got to give it a try, once we get into a routine we'll be cool I think.
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Events:
FCFC presents: Quatermass & the Pit (1967 31 Jul Venue: The Silver Screen Cinema, Guildhall Street, Folkestone. Annual membership: £8; Members admission: £3; Guest admission: £4.50. Membership enquiries: 01303-245812. 10:30
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Folkestone Classic Film Club presents: Man in the Chair (2006 24 Jul Venue: The Silver Screen Cinema, Guildhall Street, Folkestone. Annual membership: £8; Members admission: £3; Guest admission: £4.50. Membership enquiries: 01303-245812. 10:30
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FCFC presents: Moliere 17 Jul Venue: The Silver Screen Cinema, Guildhall Street, Folkestone. Annual membership: £8; Members admission: £3; Guest admission: £4.50. Membership enquiries: 01303-245812. 10:30
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FCFC presents: There will be Blood (2007 10 Jul Venue: The Silver Screen Cinema, Guildhall Street, Folkestone. Annual membership: £8; Members admission: £3; Guest admission: £4.50. Membership enquiries: 01303-245812. 11:00
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FCFC presents: 4 months-3 weeks-2 days (2007 Silver Screen Cinema 03 Jul Venue: The Silver Screen Cinema, Guildhall Street, Folkestone. Annual membership: £8; Members admission: £3; Guest admission: £4.50. Membership enquiries: 01303-245812. 10:30
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FCFC presents: The Other Boyleyn Girl (2008 Silver Screen Cinema 26 Jun Venue: The Silver Screen Cinema, Guildhall Street, Folkestone. Annual membership: £8; Members admission: £3; Guest admission: £4.50. Membership enquiries: 01303-245812. 10:30
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FCFC presents: The Go-Between 19 Jun Venue: The Silver Screen Cinema, Guildhall Street, Folkestone. Annual membership: £8; Members admission: £3; Guest admission: £4.50. Membership enquiries: 01303-245812. 10:30
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Folkestone's Multi-Cultural Festival event Silver Screen Cinema 12 Jun Folkestone Classic Film Club presents: BRICK LANE (2007). Venue: The Silver Screen Cinema, Guildhall Street, Folkestone. Annual membership: £8; Members admission: £3; Guest admission: £4.50. Membership enquiries: 01303-245812.
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FCFC presents: The General (1926 Silver Screen Cinema 29 May Venue: The Silver Screen Cinema, Guildhall Street, Folkestone. Annual membership: £8; Members admission: £3; Guest admission: £4.50. Membership enquiries: 01303-245812. 10:30
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FCFC presents: Away from Her (2007 22 May Venue: The Silver Screen Cinema, Guildhall Street, Folkestone. Annual membership: £8; Members admission: £3; Guest admission: £4.50. Membership enquiries: 01303-245812. 10:30
