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Good menu for breakfasts. Great alternative when Plough Way Cafe is closed in the morning (Mon-Thu).
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The Pear Tree
Yeoman StreetGood menu for breakfasts. Great alternative when Plough Way Cafe is closed in the morning (Mon-Thu).
Said to be the best vietnamese restaurant in London! You might have to queue for a bit but it's worth it.
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Cafe East
3-5 Redriff RdSaid to be the best vietnamese restaurant in London! You might have to queue for a bit but it's worth it.
The Ship & Whale
2 Gulliver StThe place to go for a sunday roast in the neighborhood
The original coffee shop (sister of Plough Way Cafe). Opens from early in the morning all week.
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Canada Water Cafe
40 Surrey Quays RdThe original coffee shop (sister of Plough Way Cafe). Opens from early in the morning all week.
Lovely atmosphere, great bar and restaurant. Superb menue. Sister of the Mayflower pub - but much more spacious and good for bigger groups.
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Leadbelly's Bar & Kitchen
Deal Porter SquareLovely atmosphere, great bar and restaurant. Superb menue. Sister of the Mayflower pub - but much more spacious and good for bigger groups.
My favourite pub in London! A well kept secret, there's really magic to this place. You may feel as if you've traveled back in time as you walk through the door. The Mayflower looks pretty much the same as in its early days, and is located right on the spot from there the pilgrims boarded the Mayflower on the way to the states. The menu is simply delicious, from their salads to their fish and chips. You can eat on their terrace literally above the waters of the Thames and watch the sunset as you sip down your pint. During the winter, the fireplace inside will transport you to the times of Dickens.
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The Mayflower Pub
117 Rotherhithe StMy favourite pub in London! A well kept secret, there's really magic to this place. You may feel as if you've traveled back in time as you walk through the door. The Mayflower looks pretty much the same as in its early days, and is located right on the spot from there the pilgrims boarded the Mayflower on the way to the states. The menu is simply delicious, from their salads to their fish and chips. You can eat on their terrace literally above the waters of the Thames and watch the sunset as you sip down your pint. During the winter, the fireplace inside will transport you to the times of Dickens.
Plough Way Deli
Seafarer WayVery nice coffee and pastries, also good for quick lunches and dinners.