Anyone remember what it was called? It was a white building overlooking the roundabout at the top of Corporation Street. If I recall it was next to a secondhand shop. :help:

What era are you talking about here?

Anyone remember what it was called? It was a white building overlooking the roundabout at the top of Corporation Street. If I recall it was next to a secondhand shop. :help:


Think you mean the Shalimar?

Cant remember the name of it, but, as I remember, it got closed down by environmental health

Think you mean the Shalimar?

Late eighties/early nineties?

Late eighties/early nineties?

Definatley, used to drop in after a night round town, stayed open 'til late, top grub as well, tasted good after a skin full anyway!;)

Think you mean the Shalimar?
Correct

Cant remember the name of it, but, as I remember, it got closed down by environmental health
Correct again

Definatley, used to drop in after a night round town, stayed open 'til late, top grub as well, tasted good after a skin full anyway!;)
And you dont want to know what they used instead of cornflour :gag:

Definatley, used to drop in after a night round town, stayed open 'til late, top grub as well, tasted good after a skin full anyway!;)

Yes, we did the same thing, but usually after a long night in the Fat Cat. I couldn't remember the name of the place because we always referred to it as the 'Sticky Floor', for obvious reasons.

I am not surprised that it was shut down on health grounds although my recollection was that it was demolished and became a car park.

And you dont want to know what they used instead of cornflour :gag:

Oh Lord. I will brace myself for the awful truth: what did they use instead of cornflour?

taxi driver special after josies(bit of all sorts)was always good if you´d not bothered pulling :hihi:

Always went there after Rebels :love:

Think you mean the Shalimar?

Cheers matey, thats the one. We started reminiscing about nights out and the boozers we used to drink in around that area this afternoon at work and we just couldn't remember what it was called. Its been doing my head in.