If there's a neighbourhood with a friendlier local café serving such high-quality food, we're moving there. Di Brindley, who earned her cheffing stripes at...

Opened in autumn 2010, this venture from two of Lordship Lane's longest-running and most respected food retailers (the Cheese Block and wholefood grocer...

Offering largely UK-sourced produce, much from nearby Kent, Franklins gets full marks for provenance. But the feel-good factor doesn't end there, as the...

An East Dulwich institution and a key fixture on busy North Cross Road, Blue Mountain's quirky mosaic frontage adds a splash of colour and a dash of fun to...

A prime position on Lordship Lane, with sunny pavement tables, a secluded courtyard out back and plenty of space for buggies in between, makes this a...

The Herne has one of the largest, loveliest and most child-friendly beer gardens in south London, and consequently any mildly clement day will see it packed...

The Horniman family's Victorian conservatory was relocated from their Croydon home in 1982 after falling into disrepair. It's now home to the quirky...

From a table at the Palmerston, you can watch the whole of East Dulwich go by if you sit there long enough - and that wouldn't be unpleasant in these...

One of East Dulwich's most established and best-loved retail haunts, Rose Ratcliffe's lovely shop is the first port-of-call for clueless gift buyers. The...

Lordship Lane is East Dulwich's dining and drinking destination and Hisar is an established favourite. There's a takeaway to one side as well as a...

Posh fish and chips brand Sea Cow may now be a frequent presence at festivals and events, but this is where it all began, back in 2003. Sadly, the place no...

Saturday queues are almost inevitable at this small vacuum for pocket money. Everything from chocolate gooseberries to sweetheart candies is prettily...