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The finest Italian restaurant I have ever been to, with a varied and fresh menu that caters for everyone from meat eaters to vegans and all in between without seeming to try! I book for anniversaries, birthdays, visits from friends - any excuse to attend the best restaurant I know of. It may not look particularly salubrious, but it is child-friendly by day and romantically candle-lit by night. I cannot recommend it highly enough!
Submitted by Tina
Incredible Indian cuisine (and cocktails!) Hailed by Hardens, and impressive enough to rival anything in central London.
Submitted by Emma
Incredible Indian cuisine (and cocktails!) Hailed by Hardens, and impressive enough to rival anything in central London.
Submitted by Emma
They are really invested in the community and host a wonderful night called Featured in Fifteen which is an amazing night curated bi-monthly.
Submitted by Helen
A quirky pub that serves good food. It's also child friendly during the day.
Submitted by Stephen
The best Thai restaurant with always fresh produce, taste buds will be working overtime as each mouthful gives you more to think about. A truly unique experience!!!
Submitted by Stuart
Very quirky, wonderful atmosphere, food and drink. Puts a completely different slant on Shabby Chic
Submitted by Julie
A monthly supper club inside someone's home in Ladywell, where local people come to meet and taste some good home-cooked food. Every month there's a different theme.
Submitted by Sharon
Excellent cakes and coffee
Submitted by Sophie
This delightful restaurant and bar is cosy inside during the winter, yet there's an amazing garden for the summer months.
Submitted by Sarah
A quirky, free, family-friendly museum and gardens.
Submitted by Stephen
The park with a view! Enjoy a picnic with a landscape of the most beautiful city line. #TelegraphHillPark
Submitted by Salva
It's historic nature - being the remains of an ancient Medieval forest where King John hunted deer!
Submitted by Susanna
Lovely little craft beer micro pub with great music, staff and beer!
Submitted by Hannah
Award-winning, bustling market selling seasonal produce and delicious street food.
Submitted by Stephen
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Why not explore the nearby areas of Forest Hill, Catford, Lewisham, Nunhead, East Dulwich, Peckham Rye, Sydenham, New Cross, Lower Sydenham and Hither Green
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"All-round entertainer Spike Milligan lived in the Honor Oak Park area on Gabriel Street and Riseldine Road when he moved from India in the 1930s."
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I love Honor Oak Park because it is a friendly, charming, inclusive area where neighbours look out for each other and it has great transport links.
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Jelly Babies IAIM Baby MassageSt Hilda's ChurchTake time out to enhance your special bond with your baby and meet new friends on this relaxed and friendly baby massage course. Courses run over 5 consecutive weeks and last around an hour. The classes are very relaxed and friendly and it's a wonderful opportunity to make new friends and spend some quality one to one time with your baby. Families with babies from newborn to one year are welcome but we also discuss how we can adapt the massage for the growing child, from crawler to teenager. Website |
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Little AcornsST AUGUSTINEIt is a wonderful opportunity for children to play together and caregivers to have some fellowship. This is not a drop off. Caregivers are expected to remain with their children. The children do remain the responsibility of the caregiver. The Little Acorns group is run by volunteers and we ask for a weekly donation of £1.50 per child to cover costs. If you are bringing more than one child (up to a maximum of three) the charge is £1.50 for the first child and then 50p for each Website |
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Boppin' BunniesSt. Saviours Scout Hall,Exciting music classes for under 5s, led by professional musicians. Running across the South East, for families nurseries and schools! Bookings: Per term = £6.50/class | Per half term = £7/class | Drop-in = £8 subject to availability Website |
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Little Bubbles - Honor OakThe Honor OakLittle Bubbles are exciting weekly activity classes for all children aged 12 months - 4 years old. Your child can come along and enjoy the physical fun of moving freely to funky tunes whilst expressing themselves in a warm, encouraging & happy environment! Full term: £72 Half term: £36 Full term (sibling): £36 Half term (sibling): £18 Website |
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Twinkly Toes BalletThe Ivy House PubOur pre-school Ballet classes are all about having fun whilst learning, giving your child an exiting but worthwhile introduction to ballet. Using a lovely mix of IDTA syllabus and creative movement, we aim to help blossom your children into wonderful young dancers. Website |
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Tippee Toes MusicSt Saviours Scout HallThis class includes action songs, musical instruments, movement props, puppets, colourful laminates, parachute play and oodles of bubbles! It is an extremely lively and interactive class which makes learning fun, whilst teaching the importance of manners, patience, and socialising positively in groups and is a great early introduction into music. Whilst this class is well structured, we are very relaxed and if your little one wants to move about, they are free to do so. All music sessions are £5.00 per child / £3.00 per sibling (Drop-in on the day, no advanced booking required) Website |
Honor Oak Park is an inner suburban area principally of the London Borough of Lewisham, with part in Southwark. The name originates from Oak of Honor Hill, or One Tree Hill. On 1 May 1602, Elizabeth I picnicked with Sir Richard Bulkeley of Beaumaris in the Lewisham area by an oak tree at the summit of a hill. The tree came to be known as the Oak of Honor. The tree surrounded by railings is an oak, planted c1905 and a successor to the historic one.
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