Where do NW1 locals go?

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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

Gilgamesh

A restaurant/bar/club serving pan-Asian food cooked by the amazing chef Ian Pengelley. You can dine and enjoy the bar area at the same time.

Submitted by Grace

Regent's Park

A great day out - boating lake, café and home to London Zoo.

Submitted by Yasser

L'Absinthe Brasserie

A real lunchtime treat, this restaurant with a relaxed atmosphere also operates as a cafe and deli.

Submitted by Douglas

Hook

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

Submitted by Oliver

Ferreira Delicatessen

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

Submitted by Samuel

Sherlock Holmes Museum

You can visit the home of Sherlock Holmes, where he did all his detective work with a large drink and a pipe!

Submitted by Tom

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 Coffee Jar

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

Submitted by Samuel

Shaka Zulu

A little taste of Africa. Great ambience, incredible South African Zulu statues and if that doesn't win you over, the all day 2-4-1 cocktails will!

Submitted by Trish

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 Princess of Wales

Quirky interiors and a fabulous Sunday lunch in leafy Primrose Hill.

Submitted by Douglas

Flower Station

If you're ever in a rush for some flowers for a loved one, just pop up to this drive-thru florist and there's no need to get out your car!

Submitted by Tom

Edinboro Castle

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

Submitted by Claire

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What locals say about NW1

1. Primrose Hill is an excellent place to work, relax and exercise especially if you work for yourself. Lovely neighbourhood

   Rahul

2. Nothing beats a nice long walk around Regent's Park

   Alex

3. Central located, regent park

   Angelo

4. Both peace and busy are a 5 minute walk

   Rahul

5. I love living here because of the number of young people who come to this place, the coexistence of a lot of trends and together with the million pubs and markets

   Laura

6. Centrally located, with Bloomsbury and Camden on each end, and with great connection across the whole of the capital.

   Peter

7. It's near to Regents Park

   Mie

8. Camden Town never disappoints, it feels like there's always a new bar or restaurant to discover! Camden Market is second to none for exploration and finding unique, quirky items on craft stalls, and not forgetting the amazing food hall!!

   Amy

9. Slap bang between the most exciting Camden Lock market... All types of people from the whole world visit , never, ever boring... AND 5 minutes the other way.. The most beautiful heathland.. Hampstead Heath. How lucky to live here.

   Christine

10. 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.

    Rafe

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Child-friendly activities near NW1

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	Primrose Hill Children's Choir Primrose Hill Community Centre Come and sing Disney, pop, musicals and songs from around the world and play musical games. Have fun, gain confidence, learn about singing and reading music. Local performances with many opportunities to sing solos. Website
	Sally Dixey Personal Training Sally Dixey gives you as A one2one environment meaning that training can be specific to your level of fitness and experience, exposing you to some or all of the elements of CrossFit in a safe and enjoyable way, whether pregnant or not. During working hours £50 for one hour session. £60 one hour in the evening session. Website
	Buggy Fit Outdoor exercise class for parents and carers with their buggies (bring a mat) 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
	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
	Baby Sensory Camden Primrose Hill Community Centre Baby activities range from signing to fibre optic light shows, amazing light balls, bubbles, scarves and bells 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

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