St. John
The restaurant that defined nose-to-tail British cooking — bone marrow on toast, devilled kidneys, Eccles cake with Lancashire cheese — housed in a former smokehouse and still doing it better than…
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The restaurant that defined nose-to-tail British cooking — bone marrow on toast, devilled kidneys, Eccles cake with Lancashire cheese — housed in a former smokehouse and still doing it better than…
Tucked under the Bermondsey railway arches, Maltby Street is the food market London's food people actually go to — smaller and less chaotic than Borough, with traders who know what they're doing.
Broadway Market on a Saturday is one of the better ways to spend a morning in east London — pick up a sourdough from E5 Bakehouse, eat something at one of the hot-food stalls, and watch Hackney do its thing.
A Grade II-listed, family-owned Italian-accented caff open since 1900, where the same family still runs the room and a full English comes with genuine warmth — the kind of place where you leave…
London's oldest and most serious food market, running under the railway arches near London Bridge — a genuine working market where traders, chefs and serious eaters all turn up.
A bookshop-meets-wine bar opened by a former Economist journalist — named London's best independent bookshop at the 2026 British Book Awards, and a genuine third space for south Londoners.
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