Category: Restaurants & Bars
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Four Seasons – Chinatown, London
Chinatown can be awfully overwhelming the first time you visit. Condensed around six blocks in one of the busiest areas of London, it is packed with people, restaurants, various odours (some pleasant some not), it is very noisy, and could trigger a sensory overload for pretty much anyone. Yet it is home to real foodie…
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Brockley’s Rock – London
I used to never think much about fish and chips, I always considered it to be the British take on fast and easy food. Often the ones I had were too greasy, the fish too dry or the chips too mushy. I was only eating fish and chips when there was nothing else appealing on…
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Brown & Green Cafe – London
The Indian summer is in full swing in London and we have been blessed with some glorious weather. In a few weeks, the days will get significantly colder and darker so Londoners are making the most of it and packing all the Vitamin D before we go in hibernation mode. We therefore take any opportunities…
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Brixton Market – London
Brixton Market is one of my favourite places in London. First, the atmosphere is great and there are so many great places to get food and drinks and, second, it is one of those areas a bit off the beaten track so 99% of the people frequenting it are locals. I have been a Londoner…
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No50 Friendly Street – London
Another day and another nice coffee shop to work from in London. This time we are back in Lewisham. In the very residential streets of St Johns, you would never guess that you would find a place like No50 Friendly Street. I first came across it on a walk to Deptford Market. It is one…
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The Attendant Shoreditch – London
London is full of trendy coffee shops where hipster teenagers, creative freelancers and bohemian families meet to eat, drink and relax. Just like any Londoner, I am a sucker for places like these where my creative juices get flowing, the Wifi is decent and the food very instagrammable. The Attendant in Shoreditch is exactly that.…
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Dirty South – London
You will find Dirty South squeezed between the Lewisham and Blackheath borders. From the outside, it looks like a regular up-and-coming London pub. Industrial decor, dark coloured walls, twenty to thirty-something clientele. Dirty South has a strong backstory though, in 2011 it was one of the many places trashed during the London riots. Thankfully Lewisham…
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Best cafes to work from in Lewisham, London
As for most freelancers and remote workers, I could spend days not leaving my house. Not the most healthy habit, so I make sure to get out at least once a day to run small errands, meet some people or get my creative juice flowing in a different work environment. My favourite office alternative is…
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