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The staff are always welcoming, the food beats all other competition of its type. Not only is the food delicious but healthy because of being charcoal grilled. There is always a friendly, welcoming, lively environment every time I go and take the family.
Submitted by Alex
A lovely coffee shop that embraces the heart and soul of the borough.
Submitted by HJ
Sat on the River Wandle, a traditional, warm and welcoming pub. Serves a great Sunday roast. Perfect for a drink on a summer's afternoon.
Submitted by Richard
A great family-run Thai restaurant opened after success in their Clapham Junction and Brixton restaurants.
Submitted by Harry
A brilliant gastro pub that has been refurbished beautifully. The outdoor seating area at the front is great in the summer.
Submitted by Alex
A recent addition to Tooting High Street, this delightful tapas restaurant has a very reasonably priced menu.
Submitted by Oliver
Much better than your average high street chicken shop! You must visit this place...
Submitted by Oliver
Really nice paninis, jacket potatoes and pastries. It serves a good cup of tea as well!
Submitted by Oliver
An amazing restaurant for brunch or dinner, serving dishes from all over the world. The ribs are fantastic!
Submitted by Matthew
A really nice café for lunch or a quick coffee with friends. They serve Mediterranean-style food and breakfasts until 5pm on the weekends.
Submitted by Oliver
Awesome Lebanese food at a good price. I would recommend a £6 lunch box deal, but make sure you order a little in advance.
Submitted by Oliver
Awesome place for a burger and definitely some of the best in London.
Submitted by Oliver
Just along Mitcham Lane, this cafe serves a delicious brunch menu. The coffee is really good and the dishes are all served with a MUD twist - the prettiest breakfast I've ever seen!
Submitted by Daisy
Brand new coffee shop that has opened and I love it! Delicious coffee, chilled out atmosphere and a great edition to Tooting. The falafel and avocado sandwich is awesome!
Submitted by Oliver
Amazing wings, with an equally as amazing vegan option. Well worth a visit!
Submitted by Camille
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Why not explore the nearby areas of Merton, Tooting, Mitcham, Wimbledon, Earlsfield, Morden, Streatham, Balham, Southfields and Raynes Park
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"The name Collier's Wood derives from woodland in the area that was either used for or occupied by charcoal burners."
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My budget, cosmopolitan, transportation
Umit
Great local market, convenient shopping, diverse locals, well connected
Mark
It has got lots of great outdoor spaces and parks, as well as the River Wandle. Whenever I walk alongside it I feel like I'm in the countryside and provides a little bit of piece in the bustling life of London... Colliers Wood is also very close to Wimbledon with lots of amazing bars, restaurants and shops, however I have noticed a couple of new cafes and pubs opening in Colliers Wood too - seems that it has started to become an up and coming area.
Local resident
We have been living in Colliers Wood for almost 3 years now and really like it. We wanted to be close to Wimbledon but with a cheaper rent! We have a baby and there are so many playgroups and nice families around. We enjoy going to the small local market and to the Tandem center where there are plenty of shops. I work in central London and it's very easy to commute with the northern line. This is an area that I find safe with nice parks. Not as pretty as Wimbledon but not as crowded either!
Laura
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The Siegeris School of DanceSouth Wimbledon Community CentreThe dance school, with its happy environment has a professional and enthusiastic approach with a high standard of teaching under the direction of Jennifer Siegeris RAD Teaching Dip, RAD RTS, AISTD. Website |
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Baby Sensory Wimbledon - Birth to 13 monthsEddie Catz Wimbledon, (soft play centre)The Baby Sensory Southfields & Putney classes are specifically designed to enhance your baby's development across all areas and are a great way to meet other parents too. Website |
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[email protected] Gorringe Park PubThe Gorringe Park PubShake, sing, wiggle, meet Chirpy the chicken and friends, dance, and pop the bubbles. A stimulating and fun 45 mins of musical variety that your little one (and you) will love. Our fun & lively music classes are for pre-schoolers and their parents/carers based in Tooting, south London SW17. Website |
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Drama BudsWimbledon International Adventist ChurchOur classes create a positive fun environment for your child to naturally grow and blossom in confidence. Whilst our stories ignite young imaginations helping your child to bloom as a creative thinker, to problem solve and write creatively at school. Website |
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Parent and Toddler GroupTooting Junction Baptist ChurchParent and toddler groups provide a place where parents/carers can take their young children to enjoy play activities and socialise. Website |
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TinyTalk Baby Signing ClassesSouth Wimbledon Community CentreTinyTalk baby signing classes encourage communication in pre-verbal babies through signing & singing. Babies have a lot to say and with them being able to communicate their needs, frustration on both parts can be avoided, which leads to happier babies & mommies. Website |
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The Flea CircusMerton Abbey SchoolA unique combination of circus, movement, make-believe and song, you will soon see your child develop confidence, imagination, co-ordination and concentration.The workshops are broken into sections to encourage physical and creative development. Songs, music and storytelling make our classes so fun and imaginative they won't even notice they are learning. Website |
Colliers Wood is an area in south London, in the London Borough of Merton. Colliers Wood station is served by the London Underground's Northern Line. Colliers Wood takes its name from a wood that stood to the east of Colliers Wood Road, approximately where Warren, Marlborough and Birdhurst Roads are now. Contemporary Ordnance Survey maps show that this wood remained at least until the 1870s but had been cleared for development by the mid-1890s. Colliers Wood shares its postcode district with Wimbledon, with postcode lookups returning this suburb name and some organisations insisting on its use.
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