Among the many establishments along the bustling Tower Bridge Road in Bermondsey, there is one in particular with the power to transport anyone back to the Victorian era. This is M. Manze, the oldest surviving pie and mash shop in the city, established in 1892. And yes, never call it a restaurant, bar or café – it is a shop.
It was a cold, dark night when I first arrived in London. Hunched in the corner of the LCC library,…
Filishack is a fantastic spot for fast, flavourful Filipino-inspired street food. Located at 15a Sayer St, London SE17 1FY, it’s…
Nestled in the heart of Southwark, between Walworth and Bermondsey, Que Chidos Tacos is a vibrant, family-owned Mexican restaurant that…
Tucked away at 305 Walworth Road sits Lao Dao, an authentic Xinjiang Chinese restaurant inspired by the historic Silk Road…
At Murger Han, a bowl of BiangBiang noodles costs more than double what it would in China. But in a…
Every Sunday is a family day for us. It felt like fate that my mum was off from work and…
Tucked off Newington Causeway, about the size of a uni dorm room, is JAPANESE YAMA SUSHI. And Lord forbid you…
The gloomy winter blues in London pushed me to seek the welcoming hustle-and-bustle place whilst my hometown friend visited me…
If you’re in Borough Market and craving a taste of Greece, Agora is definitely worth a visit. Tucked away amidst…
