I don't think normal people shop in either Wholefoods Market or Glasshouse street for sensible prices!
Just a heads up for Gramsci and happyshopper
My OH went into Wholefoods Market in glasshouse street to research prices
1 normal Jaffa style orange retails at 79p
1 small bag of red lentils £1.60 ( Same bag in Noors 69p IIRC)
Just a heads up for Gramsci and happyshopper
My OH went into Wholefoods Market in glasshouse street to research prices
1 normal Jaffa style orange retails at 79p
1 small bag of red lentils £1.60 ( Same bag in Noors 69p IIRC)
She works quite close to there and visits the Japan Shop sometimes, I got a bollocking for buying a cheapo tea pot for her when she really wanted one of their cast iron onesI use that shop occasionally. It does have everything it you can find it. It appears to be busy but given the shop has a large footprint I don't understand how it breaks even on that site.
Glasshouse Street is right next to Piccadilly and benefits from bemused tourists who come to to see Eros. That is the only reason the Trocadero survives.
The animal rights protestors outside UGG shop are always entertaining.
The best place for your OH to visit is the Japanese shop in Brewer street just around the corner from Wholefoods Market in Glasshouse street.Turn right up Air street to Brewer Street.
Its a genuine Japanese shop run by Japanese. With a lot of Japanese going there.
Best cheap Tofu and my partner says the Green Tea ( imported directly from Japan) is the best she has tasted.
Tofu is cheap and very good. Only buy it there now.
Also has seaweed and other exotic foods. Bought the seaweed but haven't worked out want to do with it yet.
I know someone who would like to sample this but it's a bit expensive
Drop them a line, I guess.I know someone who would like to sample this but it's a bit expensive
there is a pay what you can afford option but not sure how this pans out in reality
grateful for any advice but the app isn't an option.....so how does one proceed ?
ThxDrop them a line, I guess.
Sounds well lah de lah with its 'Executive Head Chef':New Italian restaurant - Maremma - corner Brixton Water Lane/Arlingford Rd - Tuscan food their speciality. Theres been a lot of work to the corner site which was a sort of cafe/restaurant that no one went to (it was actually a cover for a club in the basement).
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Being just down the road from Piglets it will probably be priced similarly so a 'high days and holidays' place for me.
I miss the chinese that has never reopened and Gingers fish and chip shop that used to be where Khans is IIRC (big I with my dodgy memory).
I wonder if Italian sheepdog will actually be on the menu !
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Not for the non-quintessential oiks either:Taking over the iconic Montego Inn in Brixton is the team behind London Cooking Project with Executive Head Chef Alice Staple and Head Chef Dominique Goltinger, to bring you a new neighbourhood Italian restaurant, Maremma.
Gentrification ahoy!Wine, none of which are represented yet in the UK, salumi, cheese and olive oil will be imported directly from specially selected Tuscan suppliers so guests can enjoy produce quintessential to the region.
Oh I dunno. Even some of the most basic shops had fancy frontages back in Victorian times.By the looks of the fancy original looking window arrangement the premises were originally aimed at some sort of posh customer ed!
You can find plenty of examples of relatively well appointed shops selling to the working classes. Many Victorians traders were very shop proud and there were plenty of actual artisans around capable of building to a good standard.Thanks Rushy - that makes sense to me ...
New Italian restaurant - Maremma - corner Brixton Water Lane/Arlingford Rd - Tuscan food their speciality. Theres been a lot of work to the corner site which was a sort of cafe/restaurant that no one went to (it was actually a cover for a club in the basement).
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Just walked past Eat of Eden in the Villarge and had to stop and ask if I could take a photo of this food, it looked absolutely fabulous.
Just walked past Eat of Eden in the Villarge and had to stop and ask if I could take a photo of this food, it looked absolutely fabulous.