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Best tapas restaurant in London!
Submitted by James
The best Caribbean food and the rum punch really packs a punch! The platter is amazing and the saltfish fritters with the gravy are unbelievable...
Submitted by Janatpreet
A great pub. Sports, pool table, local beers and the biggest beer garden in South London!
Submitted by Thomas
Brixton's very own 'star man' still attracts fans from around the world... Nothing 'ch-ch-ch-changes...'
Submitted by Thomas
A modern British restaurant overlooking Brockwell Lido. Great for breakfast - plus lunch and dinner for that matter!
Submitted by Stephen
A great place for an early morning run, where you feel like you aren't even in London - yet you are only 10 minutes from central London on the Victoria line. There are tennis courts, a gym and a Lido too if running isn't your thing.
Submitted by Poppy
One of the most iconic buildings in Brixton overlooking Windrush Square, the Ritzy is a really cool independent cinema where you can grab a couple of cocktails whilst watching the latest blockbuster!
Submitted by Thomas
Happy hour cocktails and a range of dishes and cuisines from all over South East Asia.
Submitted by Priscilla
A Brixton institution, this bar has amazing roof terraces and serves food in the day too. You can dance the night away until the early hours when they have DJs playing.
Submitted by Daisy
Unique homemade cocktails in the middle of Brixton Market, made using their own secret recipes. A small place, but very nice for a date. They also sell food.
Submitted by Nora
The best breakfast I have had in Brixton and an amazing array of coffees and real fruit smoothies.
Submitted by Christian
Great pizza, drinks, live music at weekends and friendly service.
Submitted by Roberto
The smoothest coffee this side of Rome!
Submitted by Thomas
Over 100 types of beers and an enormous variety of flavours to choose from. The perfect setting for after-work drinks.
Submitted by Roberto
A buzzing Sunday market, right near Herne Hill Station.
Submitted by Stephen
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Why not explore the nearby areas of Brixton, Streatham Hill, Herne Hill, Clapham North, Clapham, Balham, Stockwell, Dulwich, West Norwood and Streatham
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"Built in 1816, Brixton Windmill was used by the Ashby family to produce flour. But in 1864, they decided to move production, as ever expanding London and its new buildings prevented the flow of winds to its sails."
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Under 5s StorytellingAll Saints Church,Fun, interactive story telling that often pulls a 'large' crowd. Arrive early. Website |
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Storytime and RhymeHoly Trinity C Of E Primary SchoolAnother singalong specifically for babies under 12 months old. Bring fruit or a small donation |
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Baby Book CrawlHoly Trinity C Of E Primary SchoolEncourages play and reading for children under 12 months. Bring fruit or a small donation |
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Windmill ToursBrixton Windmill,Explore the windmill with one of their tour guides. Visit the 'two mills in one' and hear the intriguing story of the Ashby family. You will see the original wind-powered machinery and find out how it was once used to make stoneground flour. Booking required. Website |
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Multi-Sport Holiday Club-Christ Church , Streatham CofE Primary SchoolChrist Church , Streatham CofE Primary SchoolInspire to Engage is Premier Sport's brand new holiday course initiative. Your children will keep busy and active with a huge variety of activities and sports for them to enjoy during the school holiday. The fun environment on our holiday courses means they mix with loads of children of their own age, get active and most importantly have fun. The scheme is not avaliable on Good Friday and the Easter Bank Holiday on Monday 6th April. Website |
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Wriggle and RhymeJubilee Children’s Centre and Primary SchoolSingalong with toys and instruments. Weekly 9:00am — 11:15am. Every Monday except for bank holidays. Drop-in free play and song session for under 5's. Please bring fruit or a donation. Website |
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Baby Rhyme TimeEffra Early Years Centre,Come along and meet other parents with young babies. Become familiar with a variety of songs and rhymes that you and your baby can enjoy by joining in with our fun singing session. It is then time for a story and before leaving there is an opportunity to choose a book from our borrowing scheme. Website |
Brixton Hill is the name given to a short section of road between Brixton and Streatham Hill in south London. It slopes downhill towards central London. Brixton Hill and Streatham Hill form part of the traditional main London to Brighton road (A23). The road follows the line of a Roman Road, the London to Brighton Way, which diverges from Stane Street near Kennington, and led south from the capital Londinium to another port on the south coast.
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