Guidebook for London
Drinks & Nightlife
Nice ales, decent food, and a completely rand selection of music - very late-night-dance-y.
39 locals recommend
Dogstar
389 Coldharbour LnNice ales, decent food, and a completely rand selection of music - very late-night-dance-y.
The Prince Albert
85 Albert Bridge RdOld man pub right 'round the corner. Cheap, gritty, fabulous.
The Effra Hall tavern
38A Kellett RdVery Brixton pub. Jazz. People. Good roast on Sundays.
Food Scene
Franco Manca
52 Broadway MarketThe Observer calls it the best pizza in Britain. It's damn fine.
Olley's Fish Experience
65 Norwood RdNice (if posh & kind of spendy) fish - n - chips.
Everything Else
Brixton Rooftop
Atlantic RoadMonday/Tues & Thurs-Sat. Market. Brixton. Cheap. Good quality.
Café is nice, but it's all about the (Summertime) outdoor swimming. Though you can literally break the ice on winter solstice if you desire.
108 locals recommend
The Lido Cafe
Dulwich RoadCafé is nice, but it's all about the (Summertime) outdoor swimming. Though you can literally break the ice on winter solstice if you desire.
Shopping
John Lewis, but for humans. Never knowingly bloody expensive. Also really nice.
31 locals recommend
Morleys of Brixton
472-488 Brixton RdJohn Lewis, but for humans. Never knowingly bloody expensive. Also really nice.
Arts & Culture
Nice food & coffee, comedy, and great film. Has baby-friendly AND autism-friendly screenings.
371 locals recommend
Ritzy Cinema and Cafe
26 Coldharbour LnNice food & coffee, comedy, and great film. Has baby-friendly AND autism-friendly screenings.