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    No.67 cafe

    Posted by LucyRM 17 March 2011

    No.67 is a really great cafe, serving snacks, full meals, home made cakes, fresh lemonade, unusual beers, wines, you name it, in an arty setting. It's very, very hip but also very relaxed and friendly (these two are not exclusive, I suppose!) and a great place to chill out on the Peckham Road. The cafe takes up most of the ground floor of the uber cool South London Gallery and in warmer months, the terrace is a great place to sit and soak up the sun under the ancient 'tree of heaven'.
    The lunch menu changes daily - today's offers included venison bresaola with rocket and parmesan, fish stew, celeriac soup or fennel marinated pork chop. I had a home made apple crumble tart (£3.75) - yum. The Spanglish breakfasts are legendary, but get there early at weekends as it's very popular.

    South London Gallery, 67 Peckham Road
    London SE5 8UH
    +44(0)20 7252 7649
    Google map: bit.ly/gC2LxH

    Open Tue 10am-6.30pm, Wed 10am-9pm, Thurs-Sun 10am-6.30pm, closed on Mondays
    Buses: 12, 36, 436, 345, 171 to Southampton Way

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    Porky's Pantry

    Posted by declan88 1 January 2011

    There is a nice, normal cafe, with the reassuring name, Porky's Pantry near Charing Cross station. Prices standard, food always freshly cooked, bread fresh, thick and crusty.

    49 Chandos Place, City of London WC2N 4HS
    +44(0)20 7836 0967
    (nr Charing Cross station/ Traf Sq/ St Martin's)
    Google map: bit.ly/ihsD3J

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    Eagle Bar and Diner

    Posted by DrollPseudonym 4 January 2006

    This place is indispensable for brunches. It's usually pretty quiet on a Saturday/Sunday morning, which makes it very relaxing for the hungover. Try the peanut butter and banana malt and pancakes with bacon and maple syrup.

    Eagle Bar and Diner, Rathbone Place, London W1
    (off Oxford Street, near Tottenham Court Rd tube station)
    www.eaglebardiner.com/

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    Smiths of Smithfield

    Posted by doctorno 22 November 2005

    A three-floored restaurant on the north side of the Smithfield meat market. Downstairs is a lively cocktail bar and restaurant, which does a very good bacon sandwich and chips for breakfast, on the middle level is a brasserie serving good food and at the top is one of London's top restaurants with a great (and pricey) menu where the meat is superb and the fish is delicious too. It also has a terrace which makes it a great spot in the summer.

    www.smithsofsmithfield.co.uk/index_main.htm

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