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I think you can pick it up inside Sainsbury's, by the window.When I popped into the Minet Library yesterday I picked up a free independent newspaper called "Lambeth Weekender" which I've never seen before.
I think you can pick it up inside Sainsbury's, by the window.When I popped into the Minet Library yesterday I picked up a free independent newspaper called "Lambeth Weekender" which I've never seen before.
I've been in there a few times - the vegi breakfast was good, tho at £6.50 it's a little more than the Phoenix. I always feel myself pulled back to the Phoenix for some reason...the portions ARE massive but mainly it's the proper greasy caff vibe and the fact I've been going in for years.I like the Duck Egg Cafe - the breakfast is only slightly more expensive than the Phoenix and the quality is much better.
Thanks...I tend to avoid the supermarkets which I guess is why I've never seen it!I think you can pick it up inside Sainsbury's, by the window.
if you preface your visit with a hangover, the Phoenix effect will be even greaterAfter more than 4 years in Brixton I'm yet to visit the Phoenix. Might have to rectify that this weekend.
if you preface your visit with a hangover, the Phoenix effect will be even greater
I've been in there a few times - the vegi breakfast was good, tho at £6.50 it's a little more than the Phoenix. I always feel myself pulled back to the Phoenix for some reason...the portions ARE massive but mainly it's the proper greasy caff vibe and the fact I've been going in for years.
The phoenix is great. it's like the anti-venom to the rayner-powered poison happening up the road in brixton village.
I know what you mean but the coffee is terrible and the sausage is horribly cheap.
Quite and I've always said there should be a proper cafe in Granville Arcade serving real food to real people at proper prices
When I popped into the Minet Library yesterday I picked up a free independent newspaper called "Lambeth Weekender" which I've never seen before. It was pretty interesting - lots of arts stuff, local theatres, music etc, plus some interesting bits of local news as well as food and some local listings.
But these are the two primary markers of a proper greasy spoon cafe.
The breakfast isn't the best thing on the menu at the Phoenix, I will admit. I normally go for the ham, egg & chips or the gammon dinner.
When Madge did the West Indian specials a few months back they were fantastic.
I guess I just prefer quality over quantity, although I'm not averse to the odd Phoenix once in a while. Just don't have the sausage!
i don't think it's on the menu at the phoenix. it must be an editor special.I do like their chips. The haloumi sandwich is the ed's favourite I do believe.
It's *always* on the menu when we go, although sometimes they run out of avocado. 'Tis a mighty fine sandwich.i don't think it's on the menu at the phoenix. it must be an editor special.
Just ask for it!i must be looking at the wrong section
Brixton is all pubs and cafes this month
I looked at "new posts" recently and half the threads seemed to be about restaurants, coffee, recipes and other such bourgeois frippery.
Riot?
Yeah okBrixton is all pubs and cafes this month
Anyone fancy a pint in one of the 'other pubs' later? Nothing silly, just a cheeky one or two?
I'm in the mood for ale. I really miss the Rest Is Noise sometimes.Brixton is all pubs and cafes this month
Anyone fancy a pint in one of the 'other pubs' later? Nothing silly, just a cheeky one or two?
Venue idea?
I know what you mean but the coffee is terrible and the sausage is horribly cheap. I do love the bubble though. I'm sure my breakfast was only £5.50 - maybe you had the double?