Watering Holes Whangaparaoa
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Watering Holes Whangaparaoa
I know Im only moving down the road but was wondering where everyone goes for a drink who lives in Whangaparaoa? Moving to Stanmore Bay in 3 weeks time.
Crows Nest??
Crows Nest??
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Location: Ex of Hucknall and Mansfield, Notts and now in Manly, Whangaparaoa, just North of Auckland!
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Re: Watering Holes Whangaparaoa
The Wade at Silverdale is good but other than that, Gulf Harbour has the nearest watering holes....or Red Beach.......
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Re: Watering Holes Whangaparaoa
We're in Arkles and since they closed Sizzle at the Plaza (which wasnt the best anyway) - there really isnt anywhere decent... been the Crows a couple of times and shall we say there are some interesting folk in there, little rough around the edges, and thats coming from a scouser!!
Kinja in Manly is OK, otherwise Id say GH or Orewa... havent tried Silverdale?
Kinja in Manly is OK, otherwise Id say GH or Orewa... havent tried Silverdale?
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Re: Watering Holes Whangaparaoa
Went to the Wade last weekend for the first time & it got the from us.
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Re: Watering Holes Whangaparaoa
crows nest is ok but keep away from the local drunk, you'll spot him a mile away and he's a pain in the arse,
apart from that its ok, karaoke on a couple of times a week if thats your thing. Cooters at red beech is ok
but a little quite at times, again karaoke fills the place foe a couple of hours when its on.
I'd have joined you for a couple at the nest but I moved to Devonport 3 weeks ago so the Patriot with its proper English bitter is now my local
apart from that its ok, karaoke on a couple of times a week if thats your thing. Cooters at red beech is ok
but a little quite at times, again karaoke fills the place foe a couple of hours when its on.
I'd have joined you for a couple at the nest but I moved to Devonport 3 weeks ago so the Patriot with its proper English bitter is now my local