The Little Taperia
It’s a lovely feeling when you study a menu and want to order everything. It’s even lovelier when you notice the reasonable prices, and realise you could do...
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Keep busy in SW17 with Time Out's guide to Tooting's best restaurants, bars, pubs and things to do
Tooting has come pretty far since the time of Citizen Smith – these days the ‘power to the people’ comes mostly by way of just how much there is to do around these parts. From the budget-priced South Asian restaurants and ace independent pubs and bars to Tooting Bec lido and the leafy, lush common, SW17 has never had it so good. Even the Mayor of London used to call it home. The new Shoreditch? It may well be.
It’s a lovely feeling when you study a menu and want to order everything. It’s even lovelier when you notice the reasonable prices, and realise you could do...
Tooting now has a proper Aussie-style brunch café, staffed by proper Aussies. They’ve given it the contemporary look of stripped-back brick, copper piping and...
An indoor market in south London that's been running for the past 80 years and is open seven days a week. Find fashion, arts and crafts, music, books, food and...
Following a successful Kickstarter campaign, the former pop-up A Grape Night In has settled into permanent premises. Unwined in Tooting serves as a wine shop,...
A humble BYOB venue providing Tooting with an invigorating blast of Sri Lankan chilli heat.
Please note, this coffee shop, formerly known as Milk Teeth, is now called Juliets Quality Food. Time Out Food editors, MARCH 2020. Fans of...
Dosas are the highlight at this rudimentary Sri Lankan and South Indian caff in Tooting – along with the minuscule prices.
There’s a lot to like about this popular spot right by Tooting Broadway. And sure, you might go ga-ga for the adventurous fusion cooking served up...
The Castle has been home to a public house since 1832, although its newly revamped decor is anything but 19th century. This Young's pub now features a...
Hard to spot but impressive once you find it, this converted tram shed incorporates a cavernous, chandelier-lit main bar and a smaller mezzanine, filled with...
A Tooting boozer specialising in craft beer and pizza. Look out for quiz night on Sundays, the Lego challenge on Thursdays and two-for-one pizzas...
This beautiful Tooting site was once a Granada Cinema. It opened with a screening of ‘Monte Carlo’ in 1931, and went on...
Established in 1981, Oily Cart creates theatre for young people with profound and multiple learning disabilities. Their approach to creating multi-sensory...
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