De Beauvoir Deli Co

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The De Beauvoir Deli Co

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You'll find an extensive selection of fruit and veg near the front of the store, then giant barrels of pickles, including purple pickled turnips, plus cheeses and olives.

This legendary Soho deli is adored by many for its range of dried pasta (fresh is available too), cured meats and cheeses, olives, sauces and bread.

Every product here is at its peak in terms of quality -- flawless fruit and veg are displayed like precious jewels, cheeses are in optimum condition and the bread selection is always interesting.

We pick up Neal's Yard cheese, excellent dried pasta and 'nduja, along with mini St. John Eccles cakes and caneles.

You'll find wine, cheese, chocolate and a menu of salads and sandwiches here but make sure not to miss the many excellent things made with pastry.

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If you like traditional English breakfast type of thing, this is the best old English cafe you can find in Central London (in my view, check it out on Tripadvisor)!

5.40GBP for a full breakfast & tea.

The Regency Café opened in 1946 on Regency Street, near Westminster London.

This popular place is definitely the place to go for a good old-fashioned full English breakfast!

read more Regency cafe is a famous local cafe good for typical English breakfast if you are up for it, they do other English dishes too, very good price and just 5 mins walk

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Nestled between the buzzing vibes of Shoreditch and the quieter Victoria Park village is Bethnal Green, which like many places in east London, is now one of the city’s trendiest neighbourhoods.

If you’re out and about near Bethnal Green this weekend, here are our top picks of bars and restaurants to try: Tucked under the railway arches of Bethnal Green station is Sager + Wilde (and the next two places on our list, too!)

Just a few minutes’ walk from Bethnal Green station is The Larder, a bright and airy cafe serving a wide variety of vegetarian food and drink, including a vegetarian afternoon tea and a large selection of juices and smoothies.

St Margaret’s House is a local charity supporting creativity, wellbeing, and community in Bethnal Green.

Oh, and they’ve also won Best Cafe in Bethnal Green at the Time Out Love London Awards for the last three consecutive years.

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Islington locals have kindly shared their favourite places to go... A public house since the early 1700's, The Canonbury Tavern was refurbished in 2009 giving the residents of Islington one of the best pub gardens in the city and a superb roast lunch on a Sunday.

Moreover, the beautiful garden offers an escape from chaotic city life.

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Where to take your picnic: Where to have your picnic: Milbank Gardens or the lawn in front of Rex Whistler Freshly baked bread, slices of smoked salmon, British cheese from Neal’s Yard with homemade Tate chutney and the quintessential clotted cream scones are all included in Rex Whistler’s hefty picnic hampers.

Where to have your picnic: Hyde Park, next to the Serpentine One of the more affordable hampers comes from Rivea London where you can pick and mix what you fancy, with options like Tigelle bread sandwiches with parma ham or smoked salmon with fennel, a veggie caponata, salads, shortbreads and chocolate tart.

Where to have your picnic: Hyde Park Arch’s luxury summer picnics are back once with a selection of classic English treats, like coronation chicken, smoked salmon sandwiches, homemade sea salt crisps and English cheddar with chutney.

Where to have your picnic: Visit the St John’s Wood branch for easy access to the canal and Regent’s Park Carluccio’s has filled their Italian picnic hamper with all the required sandwiches, cold meats, salads, cheeses, pastries and scones for a very pleasant lunch in the park, with options including antipasti misti, panzanella salad and more.

Where to have your picnic: St James’s Park The Balcon at Sofitel St James' traditional hamper has a wide selection of al fresco essentials, from ham and chutney baguettes and smoked salmon on rye to grapes, cheeses, salami and clotted cream scones.

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Duke's Brew and Que, 33 Downham Road, N1 5AA, dukesbrewandque.com   A Little of What you Fancy Deliberately lacking in signage, this hipster hangout on the Kingsland Road between Haggerston and Dalston Junction stations does a mean artichoke heart on pan con tomate with lemon and caper butter, when they remember to serve it with lemon and caper butter, that is.

Ribeira, 46a De Beauvoir Crescent, N1 5RY, ribeiralondon.com Solid grub: tostadas at Ribeira   Tonkotsu East Tonkotsu opened in Soho in 2012 to wide acclaim and has now taken its special noodle and broth recipe to the tunnels by Haggerston station.

Hawker House, 38-50 Pritchards Road, E2 9AP, every weekend, Jan 17-Mar 22, streetfeastlondon.com Travelling food feast: Street Feast at Hawker House © The Gaztronome   Cafés HER (Haggerston Espresso Rooms) Haggerston is now frothing over with coffee joints where five years ago there were none, but not all have succeeded: the lovely Haggerston Tea Rooms, which inhabited a dark corner of the parade of shops opposite Stonebridge Gardens and made whole leaf tea and cheese toasties with bread from St John Bread and Wine, didn't survive the year.

Proud Archivist, 2-10 Hertford Road, N1 5ET, theproudarchivist.co.uk   The De Beauvoir Deli Co A charming deli selling coffee, cakes, breakfast, fresh sandwiches and artisan food on the De Beauvoir/Islington border.

The De Beauvoir Deli Co, 98 Southgate Road, N1 3JD, thedebeauvoirdeli.co.uk   Bars Pubs Arepa A Venezuelan bar that, like Tonkotsu, has just opened its second venue up near Haggerston station.