Aug 2023 Hubby and I…read morewere in London and he wanted to come see this game, but tickets were on the pricier side so he was hesitant. I decided to buy the tickets as an early birthday gift to him. I'm not a sports fan whatsoever, but had such a fun experience due to the electric atmosphere of the crowd chanting and singing for their teams. The stand overhang covered the seats so would provide shelter in inclement weather. I really liked that feature given that I am finicky about the weather. The concession stand on the other hand left a lot to be desired. They were out of hot dogs so I had to settle for their unappealing beef pie and sausage roll. I could not finish the sausage roll, it was that bad. My hubby managed to finish the beef pie only because he was starving. Helpful Tip: Beers are not allowed or sold in the seats. You must buy and drink them in the concourse.

Food is brilliant, staff are brilliant, seats were good considering its 100 years old and the fans…read more When I went they had a massive cool tifo with joel ward lifting the FA CUP and then bot later had a banner that said Mr marinakis is not a drug trafficker ... so on

Goals in Beckenham is a set of five-a-side and seven-a-side astro-turf pitches designed for…read morefootball. Pitches are available for hire at a fair price. What I find is to invite as many people as you can, this reduces the total price everyone has to pay. This is happened when I went a few years ago. It was very enjoyable, we had a pitch to ourselves for the majority of the day, around 4-5 hours.

I'm not a big fan of the gym. I normally end up paying a stupid amount per month and not using it…read morebecause "it's raining, I'll go tomorrow" or "it's just a bit far", but the National Sports Centre in Crystal Palace has changed all that. For starters, it's recently been refurbished with new machines, weights and kettle bells, a dedicated spin studio and some other machines that I'm still trying to work out what to do with. It's nice and close to my house, and being able to walk there and back is great. The staff in the gym are friendly and helpful, and they set monthly challenges for members to compete against each other. The pool by all accounts is nice, although I'm yet to use it. The only downside is the heat from the pool fills the reception area and basketball court so it always feels like walking into one of those tropical butterfly houses! It's cheaper than some more glamorous 'brand name' gyms, and it's not full of Roid 'eads. The classes are all included too!

Only recommendable for people interested in pure 50s/60s concrete architecture - an overkill in…read moregrey walls, cold/drab changing rooms and prison style showers...... One of the few 50m pools in London and thus for real enthusiasts. Endless journey from the city center.....

This is quite a nice hall actually! There was a huge fire a few years back and so it was out of…read morebusiness for quite some time but it has been fixed up and looks good as new! I have been here several times and I used to be a part of the West Wickham Pantomime Society and this was the venue for our panto's. It's nice a spacious and is ideal for any sort of rehearsals, shows, parties and events. There isn't anything that stands out about it but it has rather a personal meaning to me.