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The floating duck house on Hadley Green pond is definitely its showpiece!
Submitted by Ben
A lovely golf course in the heart of Barnet. Great course designed by Harry Colt - Augusta National based. The course is famous and known for its greens.
Submitted by Richard
A famous golf course with a great view!
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A beautiful and peaceful spot right in the centre of Barnet with amazing views of London.
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Celebrating the history of Barnet, with Charles Dickens once one of its more famous visitors.
Submitted by Richard
The best fry up in the whole of Barnet. Great if you've had too much fun on a Saturday night!
Submitted by Ben
A 17th century coaching inn with an amazing interior. It was here that Charles Dickens took inspiration for parts of Oliver Twist.
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As well as efficient service, this place has a signed picture of Joanna Lumley on the wall!
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Benefiting from a facelift, The Spires has never looked better! Plenty of shops and eateries, all under one roof.
Submitted by Ben
This tile shop is always packed with customers! They hold fantastic stock at a range of prices.
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With fun and friendly staff, Ozzi's is one of the newer additions to Barnet High Street. Tasty, colourful and filling burritos with vibrant flavours and fresh ingredients. A great lunch option for those on the go.
Submitted by Henne
Biggest pancakes you have ever soon. Best. Thing. Ever.
Submitted by Ben
A traditional sweet shop selling anything and everything related to sweets - paradise!
Submitted by Ben
Stylish and classic patisserie in a prime location on Barnet High Street. Authentic French pastries, sandwiches and savouries, as well as fresh smoothies and milkshakes.
Submitted by Henne
Number one!!! This is the best cobblers in London! Very fast, the best customer service, really cheap but high quality and the guy that works here always a massive smile that makes you feel positive!
Submitted by Adamo
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Why not explore the nearby areas of Barnet, New Barnet, Hadley Wood, Cockfosters, Whetstone, East Barnet, North Finchley, Mill Hill, West Finchley and Southgate
Did you know?
"Monken Hadley was the main battlefield of the Battle of Barnet in 1471 that occurred as part of the War of the Roses."
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One of the benefits of not being in central London is that we have some fantastic commons and parkland to explore; my two favourites are Hadley Green and Monken Hadley Common. Oakhill Park is also a great place to stretch your legs and even hosts a free festival in the summer.
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Monkey Music - Chipping Barnet LibraryChipping Barnet LibraryAt Monkey Music, we know that music is fundamental to a pre-school aged child's development. Our progressive and educational four stage curricula are designed to nurture a lifetime of music: from rock 'n' roll to ding-dong, classes are a 'good fit' for each separate age group. Website |
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Little Acorns Parent & Toddler GroupLittle Oaks Pre-SchoolWith full use of The Centre's spacious and airy main hall, a range of high quality toys and activities, a dedicated tea bar and café, an indoor and outdoor garden, and clean and accessible changing facilities, Little Acorns provides a refuge from the hectic day-to-day of life with a baby or toddler. Website |
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Baby Sensory in BarnetBarnet Christ ChurchBaby Sensory offers a world full of exciting & stimulating sensory experiences which give everyone a wonderful sense of well being. Activities and experiences vary weekly there is always something new. The developmental play session is a perfect time to socialise and build up relationships with other parents and babies. You can join at any point and the sessions are aimed at babies from birth to 13 months. Website |
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Baby SensoryBarnet Christ Church HallBaby sensory offers a world full of exciting & stimulating sensory experiences which give everyone a wonderful sense of well being. The developmental play session is a perfect time to socialize and build up relationships with other parents and babies. Every week is different! £80 for the 10 week block of sessions Website |
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Monkey Music - The Wesley HallThe Wesley HallAt Monkey Music, we know that music is fundamental to a pre-school aged child's development. Our progressive and educational four stage curricula are designed to nurture a lifetime of music: from rock 'n' roll to ding-dong, classes are a 'good fit' for each separate age group. Website |
Monken Hadley is a place in the London Borough of Barnet. An ancient country village north of Barnet, it is now a suburban development situated on the very edge of Greater London 11 miles (18 km) north north-west of Charing Cross, while retaining much of its rural character. Monken Hadley has a King George's Fields open space in memorial to King George V. It is popular with local teams in the summer for playing cricket. The field descends into the Hadley Woods, which make their way into East Barnet Golf course.
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