Three big reasons to explore Edgware

There’s nothing like a sweet treat after a long day, and tiny, independent creperie and maison fondée Coco London delivers up the goods with favourites such as ‘Baby I’m Worth It’, a delicious chocolate, strawberry and pistachio confection, on your choice of waffle, crepe or American pancakes, served up from 3pm until late, Tuesdays to Sundays. They’ve only been open since December 2022, but already, the cute half-timbered hut on the high street has become a place of pilgrimage for chocoholics.

Did you know? You can get to Edgware even faster by booking a black cab on FREENOW. These vehicles are permitted to use the bus lane, making your journey nice and quick. Nice one!

Steadily elevating sweet vegan bakes into an art form, Edgware gem Eat’s Healthy dishes up beautifully crafted vegan, gluten and refined-sugar-free cakes that can be delivered to your door, or, if you are feeling generous, that of a lucky recipient. With a robustly top-notch five star rating, the cakes are not just Insta-worthy, easy on the eye , the company’s many customers rave about the flavour and quality of the patisserie as well.

Where would a musician, or aspiring garage band be without instruments? Confined to spoken word nights and beatbox competitions forever more, that’s where. Fortunately, legendary local store for more than 30 years, Edgware Music on Station Road has the axe to fit whatever you want to grind. Aside from assorted Les Pauls, Fenders and vintage Rickenbackers, that cover budgets that range from basic riffs to full-on Bohemian Rhapsody, they also offer a range of services including amp repairs and guitar restringing. 

Did you know? On average, your private ride or black cab is just six minutes away with FREENOW.