Where do Mornington Crescent locals go?

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Côte

Delicious breakfast, lunch and dinner in French-style interiors. They do a fantastic set menu too, which is a real bargain.

Submitted by Douglas

The Jazz Café

The Jazz Café is the place to go to watch big musical stars be born! Eat and listen to fantastic artists all in one place.

Submitted by Claire

inSpiral

Serving organic food and drink ideal for a quick brunch. Wholesome meals, delicious salads and a variety of smoothies that are nice too.

Submitted by Habiba

BrewDog

A BrewDog pub just off Camden High Street serving craft beers.

Submitted by Samuel

Rock 'N' Roll Rescue

A one stop shop for music lovers!

Submitted by Oliver

Camden Lock

As well as browsing the market, Camden Lock is a great place to hang out and enjoy the sunset.

Submitted by Lisa

The Blues Kitchen

This American themed restaurant is fantastic! Not only is the food very tasty, but the atmosphere is electric - live music on a Friday and Saturday and distinctive tasting cocktails draw in a big crowd.

Submitted by Daisy

Orange Juice Stall

A small stall based on Camden High street offering freshly squeezed orange juice, either bitter, sweet or sour. The sweet oranges are amazing!

Submitted by Habiba

Ferreira Delicatessen

The best toasted sandwiches in Camden made to order and excellent Portuguese custard tarts.

Submitted by Samuel

The York & Albany

Superb cocktails and excellent food right by Regent's Park.

Submitted by Samuel

The Coffee Jar

The best coffee in Camden along with some great sandwiches and cakes.

Submitted by Samuel

Chilango

A great burrito place that usually gives out tasters every day.

Submitted by Kirsty

Edinboro Castle

This pub has an amazing beer garden that is great during the summer months!

Submitted by Claire

Camden Coffee Shop

Coffee beans from a lovely old man who roasts the beans himself and has done for decades. He will also grind them for you...

Submitted by Samuel

Hook

An alternative fish and chip restaurant selling a tasty British classic with unusual culinary twists.

Submitted by Oliver

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Why not explore the nearby areas of Regent's Park, Camden, Euston, King's Cross, Fitzrovia, Bloomsbury, Kentish Town, Caledonian Road, Marylebone and Holborn

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1. Nestled between the vibrancy of central London and the cultural explosion that is Camden with green spaces of Regent Park and unrivalled transport connections entertainment is never far away.

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Child-friendly activities near Mornington Crescent

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	Yummy Mummy Coffee Morning The Spread Eagle Camden Join our friendly, welcoming, local Camden Mums every Wednesday for a coffee and a chit chat from 11am. Website
	Spirit Young Performers Company - A UniquePerforming Arts School Diorama Arts Studios Spirit Young Performers Company is a part-time performing arts school, offering quality musical theatre and dance training. We pride ourselves on providing an environment that is intensive, professional, encouraging and exhilarating for the young performer. Website
	Imagination Station The Forge Camden Imagination Station offers pre-school children the chance to explore their imaginations through music, movement, instruments and specially selected equipment. From a fibre-optic space scene to an underwater expedition both children and adults enjoy our cutting edge adventure music classes! 4 months to 18 months: Wednesday 10.30am - 11.10am 18 months to 3 years: Wednesday 11.20am - 12pm Website
	Gracie Garcia Jiu Jitsu Academy Gracie Garcia Jiu Jitsu Academy Starting from age of 4 and divided into age groups Gracie Garcia Jiu Jitsu provides an innovative and creative method where classes are designed to develop the student's coordination, strength, balance, body awareness, concentration, discipline and respect. Website
	King's Cross Pond Club King's Cross Pond Club An art installation in the form of a natural bathing pond, right in the middle of the King's Cross development site. It is the UK's first ever man-made fresh water public bathing pond. There's a small area for kids to paddle on a submerged deck. It's also right next to Granary Square, where kids can run and play in the fountains. Weekdays: 6:30am to 8:30am - £3.50 9:00am to 12:30pm - £6.50 1:00pm to 4:30pm - £6.50 5:00pm to close - £3.50 Weekends: 8:00am to 11:30am - £6.50 12:00noon to 3:30pm - £6.50 4:00pm to close - £6.50 Bank Holidays: - £6.50 9:00am to 11:00am - £6.50 11:30am to 1:30pm - £6.50 2:00pm to 4:30pm - £6.50 Website
	Football Club All Souls Clubhouse Football coaching for children using fun games, drills and exercises. An exciting short Bible series is taught in each session. Website
	Pregnancy Yoga Portland Hospital Physiotherapy Department Yoga practices focus not only on physical health during pregnancy but also the cultivation of peace in mind. Yoga increase your own awareness of your body, mind and emotion. Through regular practice you develop a sense of confidence and positivity about pregnancy and in your innate abilities to give birth £25/class £125/ 6 classes Website

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