A colourful mix of new and second-hand stuff (all of it cheap), Deptford Market falls neatly into the well-established tradition of London's thriving East End market culture. This is gritty shopping for those fed-up with the chintz and cheese of the capitals more tourist-led outdoor shopping experiences. Music blares out as you rummage through stall after stall of cheap clothes, imported CDs, knock-off electrics, exotic fruits and pile upon pile of second-hand clobber. If youre in the area grab your loose change and rummage away.
Nestled in-between Borough High Street, Bedale Street, Stoney Street and Winchester Walk lives "London's Larder", more formally known as Borough Market. This gourmand's delight is ... More
Iceland is a cheap, major national supermarket chain specialising in frozen foods. It offers good, multi-buy deals on frozen meals, fresh snacks and alcoholic drinks. ...More
64-66 Denmark High Street,Lewisham,
London,
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4 minutes walk from Deptford Market
A gem in a rather barren area, Kennedy's claims to have been serving "quality cuts of meat" using "traditional manufacturing procedures and recipes" that haven't ... More
With its narrow cobbled streets, historic old pubs, waterfront walkways and maritime history Greenwich is a wonderful place to escape to. This particular hotel ... More
You can still feel the excitement and bustle of ships laden with goods, unloading their wares in London’s Docklands. Now a burgeoning centre for some ... More
Greenwich boasts a number of glorious markets offering a variety of traditional, hand-crafted goods, antiques, clothing and food stalls. The craft market is held at ...More
The Greenwich Beer and Jazz Festival returns to the Old Royal Naval College after its successful debut last year. British keys-led funk masters James Taylor ...More
A gallery with abundant space, that is refreshingly airy and creative. The trust is a registered charity committed to promoting the value of creativity ...More
The Assembly Rooms is used for a variety of activities, ranging from amateur dramatics to badminton and regular keep fit classes. There is a large ...More
For once, you won't care that this train carriage isn't going anywhere. Pitched on Deptford High Street, the disused 1960s South East Train carriage has ... More
The café, Feast Your Eyes at Laban, at this landmark dance venue serves healthy bites in an award winning building for which architects Jacques Herzog ... More
Renowned as one of the best universities for fine art in Britain, Goldsmiths has an excellent reputation; well known past students include artists Lucian Freud, ... More
Renowned as one of the best universities for fine art in Britain, Goldsmiths has an excellent reputation; well known past students include artists Lucian Freud, ... More
Freehouse very well received by the locals who include Goldsmith's Art College students and indie kids. Under its previous guise (as the Paradise Bar), Bloc ...More
Tate Modern architects Herzog & de Meuron went for a shimmering, plastic-clad building when tasked with designing the Laban building, a place where excellence in ... More
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A colourful mix of new and second-hand stuff (all of it cheap), Deptford Market falls neatly into the well-established tradition of London's thriving East End market culture. This is gritty shopping for those fed-up with the chintz and cheese of the capitals more tourist-led outdoor shopping experiences. Music blares out as you rummage through stall after stall of cheap clothes, imported CDs, knock-off electrics, exotic fruits and pile upon pile of second-hand clobber. If youre in the area grab your loose change and rummage away. 
