Brick Lane is not in Dalston.
I dunno though. I once went to Lord's for a Middlesex match and went in search of a cafe for breakfast. This place showed me a narrow selection of cereals at exhorbitant prices and no sign of a fry up.Just how many bowls of cereal does one have to sell to pay the rent on a café in Brick Lane? It's not a type of dish that requires skilled preparation so ain't gonna be able to charge too much.
are there any urbs living up that way?I dunno though. I once went to Lord's for a Middlesex match and went in search of a cafe for breakfast. This place showed me a narrow selection of cereals at exhorbitant prices and no sign of a fry up.
Fucking St John's Wood
Nigel Slater is knocking up a column for next weeks Guardian on why it's actually a lot harder than you think, and is absolutely definitely worth a fiver of your hard earned for a bowl of Weetabix.Just how many bowls of cereal does one have to sell to pay the rent on a café in Brick Lane? It's not a type of dish that requires skilled preparation so ain't gonna be able to charge too much.
"How to eat: Shredded Wheat"Nigel Slater is knocking up a column for next weeks Guardian on why it's actually a lot harder than you think, and is absolutely definitely worth a fiver of your hard earned for a bowl of Weetabix.
Problem: Love cereal. Hate hipster joints.I love cereal as a kind of anytime demi-meal. More cafe-type places should sell a range of cereals.
I hope it's home grown annoying as opposed to entirely copied from NYC annoying.The inside cover advert of the Guardian Guide this week is some bearded tattooed hipster advertising e-cigs.
So that style is probably on its way out now too.
Whatever happens next will probably be just as annoying though.
Can I just point out that we were angry about this weeks ago on the Hackney thread?
(Hipsters that we are).
Another pair of self proclaimed "entrepreneurs" spending their parents money on a fucking shit idea.