Guidebook for London

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Guidebook for London

Food Scene

Pure focus on quality bread and tasty baked treats.
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Fabrique Bakery
385 Geffrye St
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Pure focus on quality bread and tasty baked treats.
Exposed brick and white tiles line this hip canteen serving Japanese ramen with homemade noodles.
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Tonkotsu East
1a Dunston St
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Exposed brick and white tiles line this hip canteen serving Japanese ramen with homemade noodles.
This quirky canalside cafe/bar with hammocks and a terrace offers Venezuelan mains and light bites.
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Arepa & Co - Haggerston
58A De Beauvoir Cres
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This quirky canalside cafe/bar with hammocks and a terrace offers Venezuelan mains and light bites.
Traditional food with a Latin twist is on the menu of this airy, bleached wood canalside bar/diner.
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The Barge House
46a De Beauvoir Cres
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Traditional food with a Latin twist is on the menu of this airy, bleached wood canalside bar/diner.
Waterside cafe for coffee and a range of dishes made from locally sourced ingredients.
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Towpath Café
42 De Beauvoir Cres
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Waterside cafe for coffee and a range of dishes made from locally sourced ingredients.
Canalside restaurant and terrace giving young local people the chance to work in the food industry.
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Waterhouse
10 Orsman Rd
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Canalside restaurant and terrace giving young local people the chance to work in the food industry.
Deep South barbecue in a brick-walled pub conversion with extensive craft beers on tap.
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Duke's Brew & Que
33 Downham Road
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Deep South barbecue in a brick-walled pub conversion with extensive craft beers on tap.
Mainstay of Shoreditch's Vietnamese enclave, for beef pho in a basic street-kitchen setting.
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Sông Quê Café
134 Kingsland Rd
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Mainstay of Shoreditch's Vietnamese enclave, for beef pho in a basic street-kitchen setting.
Vast dining space under vaulted brick railway arches for simple Modern British menu and cocktails.
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Beagle
397-400 Geffrye Street
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Vast dining space under vaulted brick railway arches for simple Modern British menu and cocktails.
Small but lovely. Great if you fancy a cheap but delicious pizza, lunch or brunch.
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Stringray Globe Cafe
109 Columbia Rd
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Small but lovely. Great if you fancy a cheap but delicious pizza, lunch or brunch.
If you love artisan street food, arts and crafts, vintage clothing and a bustling crowd, then Broadway Market is for you. Small and busy, and open on Saturdays.
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Broadway Market
Broadway Market
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If you love artisan street food, arts and crafts, vintage clothing and a bustling crowd, then Broadway Market is for you. Small and busy, and open on Saturdays.

Drinks & Nightlife

Spacious bar with table football, hung with flags and memorabilia, showing matches on big screen.
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Bar Kick
127 Shoreditch High St
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Spacious bar with table football, hung with flags and memorabilia, showing matches on big screen.
Low-lit Shoreditch bar with Lewis Carroll-themed interior and long menu of innovative cocktails.
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Callooh Callay Bar
65 Rivington St
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Low-lit Shoreditch bar with Lewis Carroll-themed interior and long menu of innovative cocktails.
Alice in Wonderland-inspired cocktail lounge with basement venue for DJ sets, theatre, parties.
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Looking Glass Cocktail Club
49 Hackney Road
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Alice in Wonderland-inspired cocktail lounge with basement venue for DJ sets, theatre, parties.
Modern bar with an original concept of pre-mixed cocktail drinks from a slick, mirrored bar.
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White Lyan
153-155 Hoxton Street
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Modern bar with an original concept of pre-mixed cocktail drinks from a slick, mirrored bar.
Convivial gay super-pub offering an array of performances, plus a late-night disco scene.
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The Glory
281 Kingsland Rd
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Convivial gay super-pub offering an array of performances, plus a late-night disco scene.
A reclaimed 18th century pub on Columbia Road, the Birdcage is a nice pub for a lunchtime drink, pie and mash and craft beers. Occasional live music. http://pubshistory.com/LondonPubs/BethnalGreen/BirdCage.shtml
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Birdcage
80 Columbia Rd
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A reclaimed 18th century pub on Columbia Road, the Birdcage is a nice pub for a lunchtime drink, pie and mash and craft beers. Occasional live music. http://pubshistory.com/LondonPubs/BethnalGreen/BirdCage.shtml

Parks & Nature

Park with free BMX track, a community orchard and food-growing garden, a farm and sports amenities.
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Haggerston Park
Yorkton Street
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Park with free BMX track, a community orchard and food-growing garden, a farm and sports amenities.
A sweet little City farm, well worth a visit if you fancy seeing some pigs, chickens, turkeys, geese, sheep and rabbits, followed by brunch or a quick coffee. Free entry, and near to Broadway Market.
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Hackney City Farm
1a Goldsmiths Row
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A sweet little City farm, well worth a visit if you fancy seeing some pigs, chickens, turkeys, geese, sheep and rabbits, followed by brunch or a quick coffee. Free entry, and near to Broadway Market.

Shopping

An East End market dating back to 1869, Columbia Road is London's leading flower market and is open on Sundays from 8am to 2pm. Unfortunately, it is ram-packed but worth 30 minutes of time just for the atmosphere. Don't go if you can't deal with massive crowds!!! If you're not there on a Sunday or don't like crowds, go during the week to see some cobbled streets and arty shops. Ezra Street has been the scene of many films due to its iconic look.
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Columbia Road Flower Market
Columbia Road
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An East End market dating back to 1869, Columbia Road is London's leading flower market and is open on Sundays from 8am to 2pm. Unfortunately, it is ram-packed but worth 30 minutes of time just for the atmosphere. Don't go if you can't deal with massive crowds!!! If you're not there on a Sunday or don't like crowds, go during the week to see some cobbled streets and arty shops. Ezra Street has been the scene of many films due to its iconic look.

Arts & Culture

Originally an Almshouse, the explores the home from 1600 to the present day by presenting a series of rooms as you walk through the museum. Great for some peace and quiet, a bit of history, and a snack. Free entry and some cool cards in the shop. Closed on Mondays (apart from Bank Holidays), Easter and Christmas.
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Museum of the Home
136 Kingsland Road
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Originally an Almshouse, the explores the home from 1600 to the present day by presenting a series of rooms as you walk through the museum. Great for some peace and quiet, a bit of history, and a snack. Free entry and some cool cards in the shop. Closed on Mondays (apart from Bank Holidays), Easter and Christmas.
The Museum of Childhood has the largest collection of childhood objects in the United Kingdom, such as dolls, teddies, and puppets from the 1600s. Free entry and next to Bethnal Green tube. If you want a quiet experience, visit after 2pm when the noisy primary school parties start to leave for the day. Great for reminiscing about childhood :-)
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I-V&A Museum of Childhood
Cambridge Heath Road
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The Museum of Childhood has the largest collection of childhood objects in the United Kingdom, such as dolls, teddies, and puppets from the 1600s. Free entry and next to Bethnal Green tube. If you want a quiet experience, visit after 2pm when the noisy primary school parties start to leave for the day. Great for reminiscing about childhood :-)