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Café 1001 forms part of a pedestrianised eating and shopping strip that recalls nothing so much as Friday afternoon at the Glastonbury Festival, as food stalls and barbecue grills compete for attention with record stores (Rough Trade's expansive shop) and watering holes (the Big Chill Bar is at the opposite end of the stretch).
The entrance to the café welcomes a friendly bohemian crowd who gather to check emails by day, then glug lager and catch a DJ after dark. Most take their cans in with them, climbing the short staircase to a loungey area (not unlike a glorified sixth-form common room) and a music space at the back.
There are other drinks, among them standard cocktails (£6.50-£7) and top-notch fresh juices. Food involves salads, soups, burgers, bagels and own-made cakes, served from early morning until late at night.
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What is 'following'?Transport Liverpool Street tube/rail or Shoreditch High Street rail
020 7247 9679
Open/food served 6am-midnight daily
Credit cards MC, V
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Tables outdoors ( 12, courtyard ), Babies and children admitted ( until 7pm ), Function room ( 200 capacity ), Disabled ( toilet ), Entertainment ( bands/DJs 7pm daily ), Wireless internetCafé 1001 map
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i have ALWAYS hade a GREAT time there. music is LOUD enough and is great anyway. free entrance, late closing perfect:)))
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