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Great breakfasts and always busy!
Submitted by David
Always worth a visit for a drink or two. The cocktails are original, homemade and more a piece of art for all your senses. The in-house infused eucalyptus gin is wonderful stuff and the wine list has been composed with imagination and care.
Submitted by Iris
A lovely pub in Battersea with a great garden at the back!
Submitted by Giorgio
This is the place to go for breakfast in London! Massive portions and breakfast food all day long...
Submitted by James
Whether you're into theatre, comedy or the fantastic annual ale festival, Battersea Arts Centre always has something interesting on.
Submitted by Victoria
There is no better pub on a Sunday for a boozy session! It has a huge outside area looking out over the banks of the Thames by Wandsworth Bridge.
Submitted by Luke
The best Italian cappuccino in London and friendly people too!
Submitted by Grace
A cheerful Neapolitan restaurant with a wood burning oven famed for its metre-long pizzas and great social atmosphere and service.
Submitted by David
A great place for lunch on a sunny day overlooking Chelsea Harbour.
Submitted by Clodagh
Super tasty cocktails and a fantastic happy hour, where all cocktails are 2-4-1. The staff are so friendly and there's a good vibe here on a Friday and Saturday night.
Submitted by Daisy
Amazing food and 50% off your food bill with a Tastecard. Lovely beer garden for balmy evenings and friendly staff.
Submitted by Posy
Wonderful homemade lunches in a lovely environment. Relaxed and cheerful!
Submitted by Felicity
Fresh and seasonal pizza for a good price!
Submitted by Elif
A beautiful park to take the kids to or take part in a fitness boot camp!
Submitted by Giorgio
This rustic pub should be your first stop when going for drinks along Northcote Road. They also serve great pub grub.
Submitted by Daisy
Why not explore the nearby areas of Clapham Junction, Battersea, Imperial Wharf, Wandsworth Common, Chelsea, Wandsworth, Clapham, Fulham, Nine Elms and Clapham North
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"One of the largest private houses built in London was Crosby Hall - frequented by amongst others, Sir Thomas More and Sir Walter Raleigh. It was originally sited in the Royal Mile, however in 1910 it was moved brick by brick to Cheyne Walk in Chelsea after the Bank of India wanted to use the original site for its offices."
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