Wanstead

Wanstead is an inner London suburb in Redbridge, East London. A tranquil and peaceful former satellite town of London, Wanstead bears resemblence to the more middle-level income clientle with artisan shops and bakeries and plentiful areas of greenspace.

The George (Wetherspoons)
Not to be confused with the classic watering hole of the George V pub in Gants Hill, the wetherspoons establishment known simply as 'The George' has become a drinking spot reserved for a treat or special occasions. Directly opposite Wanstead underground station, the pub is revered for it's selection of cheap beer and reliable food service, namely their nachos which despite the fact they are served with chopped chillis and not jalapenos - still make for a tasty and reliable snack.

The George has also had its fair share of classic Warrior moments, as have many other frequented establishments. During a meet up for Raphael's 21st birthday celebrations, Zain and James presented Raphael with a £1 victoria spongecake from the local Co-operative that was as dry as a nun's vagina. Despite this, Zain and James could not afford a decoration however proceeded to place a print out copy of Sean with his figure up his arse on top to compensate. In addition to this gift, Zain and James had also made Raphael a personalised football jersey T-Shirt that is still one of his favourite gifts of all time.

The George has also been the location of a story told by Zain that still not registered in the minds of either James or Raphael and i'm not too sure whether I should publish it here...

Other notable establishments
Robin's Pie 'n' Mash

A Cockney Classic for decent working class grub, the warriors visited the pie and mash shop for a day to experience this underated and dying culinary tradition. A single hot meat pie and simple mash potato lashed in liquor (a parsley sauce mixed with starch) and vinegar. The food was relatively cheap and humbling but the portions lack if one were to opt for the single meal, instead it is not uncommon for customers to order 2 or 3 pies and double mash. It is often quoted that Sean would never set foot in this establishment despite his previous and unfounded complaints that his cockney culture is dying...

Wanstead Green

Nothing much but a relatively small area of green that once formed part of the ancient forest of Epping. It is only known to provide aesthetic value and a toilet refuge when the warriors are in need of a piss. The area is prime for this due to the assortment of oak trees and low visibility from the public eye.