Queens Park Estate
A locals' guide to Queens Park Estate
"I really enjoy this time of year around Queens Park where spring is vividly breaking into life!"
Oliver Browne
"Lovely residential roads flanked by period homes and pretty green spaces make Queen's Park a desirable place to live."
Oliver Browne
"Just a short distance from Queen's Park, Kensal Green is well connected and known for its independent amenities, adding to its fashionable appeal."
Oliver Browne
Where do Queens Park Estate locals go?
Paradise
'Paradise By Way of Kensal Green', to give it's full name, is a British restaurant, bar and club all rolled into one. Don't miss out on the burger!
Submitted by Stephen
Queens Park Books
Which other area In London can still be proud to have a charming independent local book store?
Submitted by Rossen
The Salusbury Winestore
Sit down with a glass of red, white or rosé and read the brand new book you bought from the local book store.
Submitted by Rossen
Cocodelic
I love my Caribbean food and Cocodelic is the best in the area; bare in mind we have a fair few restaurants around serving the same type of food.
Submitted by Rory
Queen's Park Farmers' Market
In the grounds of Salusbury Primary School, great on Sundays for breakfast or lunch. Lots of fresh produce and a great mix of delicious food options.
Submitted by Min
Dock Kitchen
From its striking setting in a Victorian canalside building, to the fresh and seasonal dishes, this restaurant is perfect for a romantic evening meal.
Submitted by Stephen
Bluebelles of Portobello
One of the best breakfast hangs-out on Portobello Road, where you can sit outside and watch the world go by - plus fantastic eggs!!
Submitted by Stuart
Cockney's
The best pie and mash in West London - try the stewed eels! Perfect for a quick, cheap but tasty lunch.
Submitted by Ed
Portobello and Golborne Market
London's most well known market with a wealth of established stalls, selling everything from food, to clothing, to vintage jewellery.
Submitted by Stuart
Pizza East
Breakfast at Pizza East is great - everything you can expect to find on a breakfast menu and at a reasonable price.
Submitted by Stuart
The Lexi Cinema
A great Indie cinema run by volunteers showing mainstream films and live opera. All their proceeds go to charity too.
Submitted by Danielle
The Masons Arms
A fantastic pub with an amazing garden, Sunday roasts, summer barbecues, DJs, quizzes and comedy nights. A lovely community feel.
Submitted by James
Portobello Juice Café
Create your own juices at this infamous juice bar on Portobello Road.
Submitted by Stuart
Acklam Village Market
Food, drink, live music and art stalls with an underground vibe.
Submitted by Stuart
Boom Burger
This Jamaican burger restaurant serves the spiciest burger on the planet!
Submitted by Stuart
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Why not explore the nearby areas of Queen's Park, Brondesbury, Kensal Green, Westbourne Park, Ladbroke Grove, Maida Vale, South Hampstead, Kilburn, Willesden Green and Notting Hill
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Did you know?
"The Greek revival chapel at Kensal Green cemetery is equipped with hydraulic lifts to take the deceased down to the catacombs, including such illustrious figures as Isambard Kingdom Brunel, WH Smith of the high street chain fame and perhaps most strangely General James Barry - who was discovered upon his death to have been a woman."
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Child-friendly activities near Queens Park Estate
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Mums cornerAl-Khoei FoundationMums are invited on Thursday mornings 10.30-12.30 to participate in our series of activities including yoga, marriage advice,healthy eating. Join us for coffee, tea and cake with other mums. Socialise, learn new skills and share experiences, while your children enjoy art workshop, listen to stories and play. |
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Mummy & Baby YogaYogaloftThe aim is to give you and your baby the space to explore movement and for you to start getting in touch again with yourselves physically and emotionally. The yoga practice focusses on realigning and strengthening your body and mind. A lot of what happens in each class will depend on your babies but whatever we cover, these classes will help you regain some peace and calm in your life. Website |
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Bookstart Story and Rhyme (Under 5s)@ Kilburn LibraryKilburn LibraryThe Kilburn Library supports activities such as the story and rhyme times, craft activities, drama activities and book selection. Website |
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Water BabiesQE2 Jubilee SchoolSwimming from birth is fantastic for your baby's health & development and could spark a lifetime's interest in sport. Each lesson provides a complete physical work-out strengthening your baby's heart and lungs and in turn aiding development of the brain including stimulating all 5 senses (taste smell touch sight and sound). And with each lesson burning up to 300 calories you'll get a work-out too! Website |
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Swimming Nature For BabiesSwimming Nature Ltd.When you introduce your baby to swimming early, it prepares them to be confident swimmers later in life. Swimming is a natural experience for babies, and Swimming Nature's planned activities will achieve much more than letting your baby splash about! Website |
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Hopscotch Under Fives Drop InHopscotchHopscotch Drop-in is a great all year round facility for you and your child to meet other new parents and carers and socialise in a fun, friendly and safe environment. We offer daily morning sessions for all children under five years of age so come along as it's a great introduction for your child to learn new social skills like sharing, caring, taking turns and interacting with other children all while exploring and having fun.. Website |
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Baby Sing and SignLondon Inter Faith Centre,Sing and Sign is an excellent opportunity to learn how to sign with your baby. Learn how to communicate with your little one through songs and music. The classes are always relaxed and we have a good laugh too! Classes run each term for 10 weeks. Come along for a FREE TASTER if you like! Website |
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