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Amazing selection of cakes and sweet treats. Worth trying the Oreo cupcakes.
Submitted by Peter
Best fish and chips in Stoke Newington!
Submitted by Frank
Freshly baked breads and pastries of all different varieties, plus deep-filled rolls and bagels to go.
Submitted by Peter
Amazing artisan chocolate and ice cream, even catering for non-dairy. Definitely worth a visit for an indulgent gift.
Submitted by Peter
An amazing park to take your dog for a walk, with an animal enclosure and a butterfly dome!
Submitted by Emma
Amazing local pub perfect for an after-work drink.
Submitted by Peter
Sister restaurant of the renowned original in Naples, Only two pizzas to choose from Marinara or a Margherita but wow!
Submitted by Peter
Specialist eggless cakes for every occasion!
Submitted by Frank
All day brunch, local produce, highly recommend the Shakshuka
Submitted by Peter
A beautiful, vintage-style café serving yummy cakes and proper coffee. Great for brunch.
Submitted by Stephen
Both an arboretum and a cemetery, Abney Park is one of London's 'Magnificent Seven' cemeteries built by the Victorians in the 19th century with beautiful grounds.
Submitted by Adam
Fresh and high-quality food, really friendly staff, great atmosphere and good prices. The sourdough pizza are delicious and they source local beers and seasonal produce.
Submitted by Lisa
This is a legendary late-night hotspot in Finsbury Park. It is open until 2:30am Friday and Saturday and has karaoke too.
Submitted by Michael
Delicious bread and cakes that look too perfect to eat!
Submitted by Amelia
A coffee shop with a difference! Great food, lovely staff, quirky décor and even better coffee, all in the heart of Blackstock Road. There's a lounge area and garden, complete with an air-raid shelter and table tennis, which is the perfect place to hide away from the hustle and bustle of Finsbury Park. It's more than a coffee shop, Blighty is a community.
Submitted by Leanne
Share your favourite place to go to in Stoke Newington.
Why not explore the nearby areas of Newington Green, Highbury, Hackney, Canonbury, Finsbury Park, Dalston, Clapton, De Beauvoir Town, Harringay and Homerton
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"London's non-denominational Magnificent Seven burial garden, Abney Park cemetery is perhaps more renowned for the sheer amount of trees than its residents. Over 2500 trees are planted alphabetically in a perimeter around the park."
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Stoke Newington has everything you can want in one postcode. Some of the best theatres, bars, and restaurants.
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Stoke Newington is a great distance from central London. The place is very relaxed, there are brilliant park and woodland areas to spot owls etc and the cafes, pub/bars and shops are great. It is also walking distance from Dalston and Hackney Central. Perfect spot for me!
Samuel
I live opposite wonderfully kept Clissold Park, which is great for running and taking a stroll around. There is a wide selection of cafes, bars and restaurants to choose from when the mood or necessity takes you. There is a good library with friendly librarians, an annual literary festival, good bus links to central London and the proximity of London Overground is very helpful too.
Tristan
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Music with MaddyFernbank Children's Centre,Singing, dancing, instruments, puppets and creative fun for children from newborn to 5 years. Website |
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Talking Walk-inLinden Children's Centre,A drop in service for parents who have concerns with their child's speech development. It's assist children who have the following types of problems: difficulty producing and using speech, difficulty understanding language, difficulty using language, and difficulty with feeding, chewing or swallowing, a stammer. Website |
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Diddy Bugs - Stoke NewingtonThe Boiler House Community Space,Diddy Bugs classes are sensory based sessions which use a variety of props and puppets, music, singing and movement to help bring new worlds and environments to life. Young toddlers will learn all about the world around them and will have lots of fun experimenting with sound, texture and visual treats along with the help of their grown up. Website |
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Young Parents GroupFernbank Children's Centre,The friendly, relaxed groups are a way to network with other parents and get support and information on a range of topics. Each week, there will be a focus to the session, such as parenting strategies, health, or making plans for the future. If there is something in particular that you would like support with, we do our best to plan sessions to meet your needs. This group is for mums or dads under the age of 25. Website |
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Hackney City Tennis ClubsMansion House,Hackney Tennis run a successful, structured Mini Tennis and Junior programme designed to cater for all ages and abilities. Hackney City Tennis Clubs provides accessible, affordable tennis to the local community and the borough of Hackney. Website |
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Massage Club for Mums and DadsYellow Warbler,This is a unique service for parents which offers you a new way to enjoy some relaxing 'me time' without the worry of leaving your baby or finding childcare. You get together with a group of your friends with babies, and each parent enjoys a massage while the other parents and babies spend time together. Website |
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Acting Bugs - Stoke NewingtonThe Boiler House Community Space,Acting Bugs classes are weekly drama sessions carefully devised so the parent/carer can join in alongside the child. The sessions are themed half termly and incorporate an ongoing story which includes singing, movement, puppets, props and improvisation. Website |
Stoke Newington is a district in the London Borough of Hackney. It is 5 miles (8 km) north-east of Charing Cross. Stoke Newington can be roughly defined by the N16 postcode area (though this also includes parts of Stamford Hill and the almost extinct district of Shacklewell). Its southern boundary with Dalston is quite ill-defined too. For one small district, Stoke Newington is endowed with a generous amount of open space. To its north, there is the extensive West Reservoir, now a non-working facility, but open for leisure and surrounded by greenspace. South of there is Clissold Park, an extensive swathe of parkland complete with a small menagerie, aviary and Clissold Mansion, a Grade II listed building. Stoke Newington is a very multicultural area.
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