The Fruit & Nut Flake
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Montpelier pub and recurring parliament of the disreputable. Beer garden, last orders and avian diplomacy.
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Who is found here
- Francis MacMahon visited by (1 passage)
- Ian Corby frequented by (2 passages)
- Mr Luvvertory frequented by (1 passage)
From the books (4 passages)
…Halfway up one of these streets a pub, the Fruit & Nut Flake, this being where I deepened my acquaintance with Mr Luvvertory.
…up to him the bruited din of posh slummers shouting and spitting and swearing in the garden of the Fruit & Nut Flake in Richmond Road. He bethought himself then that he might see if he could catch last orders, and swooped down, alighting rather clumsily in the children’s sandpit of that place. An elderly gentleman was just then adjusting his dress, having but a moment since delivered himself of…
…However, there was upon the evening of his release a lock-in at the Fruit & Nut Flake, and I rather think that Mr Ian Corby, after making his way thither upon emerging from the chimney atop … er … Squattocrat Towers, may have passed the night at that renowned auberge, refreshing his bill and carousing with the convivial company which he found there, albeit keeping a weather eye open for…
Mr Ian Corby was just then passing a perfectly pleasant evening in the garden of the Fruit & Nut Flake in Richmond Road, where he devoured with relish the grilled chops which the chef for his delectation caused to be sent out to him from the kitchen of that place. True it was that Mr Francis MacMahon had dropped by in order to convert some of the red wine previously…