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Any restaurant that ditches the ubiquitous Polpo look (bare bulbs, exposed brick and subway tiles) for something fresh gets my thumbs-up. So honey-wood...
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Discover all the best bars, restaurants and things to do in SW16 with Time Out's guide to Streatham
Streatham High Road (the A23), all 1.8 miles of it, has been classed as the UK's worst high street and its most polluted; in fact it's more accurate to call it the most quintessentially 'London' high street. Along its length are specialist food shops and community meeting hubs serving a plethora of different nationalities – Brazilian, Somali, Italian, Polish, Romanian, Asian. Attractive cafés are beginning to intervene amongst the otherwise faceless shops, and there's a farmers' market at Streatham Green. Down at the southern end of Streatham High Road, where things are relatively green and pleasant, there's Streatham Common, the spankingly rebuilt Ice Arena (with pool attached), and the Hideaway jazz club.
Any restaurant that ditches the ubiquitous Polpo look (bare bulbs, exposed brick and subway tiles) for something fresh gets my thumbs-up. So honey-wood...
An independent coffeeshop that uses beans from London's Caravan Coffee Roasters, with a turn around of 21 days max to ensure their coffee always tastes fresh....
A sourdough-only bakery that sells bread made from flour, water and a pinch of salt. None of the bad stuff basically.
Jazz, funk, swing and soul club Hideaway won Venue of the Year in the 2011 Parliamentary Jazz Awards. They've recently opened a free Sunday jazz cafe (from...
A boozer with a sense of humour; it's named after Pratts, the now defunct, art deco department store that the pub is situated in, and Cynthia Payne,...
It sounds like a song on the playlist for a late 1960s road trip. The kind where you drive down to the coast after a weekend at Scarborough Fair (Simon &...
Stop in here for breakfast, lunch and dinner, or just a spot of tea and cake. Blend serve a variety of British and American food.
It's all about authenticity at this Streatham pizzeria. That means Neapolitan-style sourdough pizzas with traditional toppings, blasted in a red-hot wood-fired...
Nineteen is a chic and chilled restaurant in London's Streatham Hill serving Modern European cuisine. The lush warehouse-style interior – complete with dark...
Streatham has long been a home of ice and all the fun that comes with it. The rink was first opened here in 1931, where it stood for 80 years before getting a...
The glorious green end of the south London neighbourhood.
A perfectly circular dining area at one end of this whopper of a gastropub makes a distinguished feature, a curved banquette snaking round the perimeter and...
A boozer with a sense of humour; it's named after Pratts, the now defunct, art deco department store that the pub is situated in, and Cynthia Payne,...
Young's have been running The Bull in Streatham since 1832 according to their website and it has all the character you'd expect an old boozer to have, whilst...
Gastropub with a few old-school touches, including a pool table, a dartboard and a quiz night
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