Lost in Brixton

A rooftop paradise, hidden in Brixton Market.

W H Wellbeloved Butchers, Deptford, Since 1829

Spotted this shop as I was crossing the road so went there to check it out.

Definitely a lovely butcher shop that has been here since 1829.

When you go in, you are greeted with this heavenly whiff of delicious pies.

The meats at the front look good as well as the black puddings.

Percy Ingle, Deptford High Street

The biggest branch of Percy Ingle that used to sit people.
I wish they still do because it would be lovely to eat their delicious cakes and bakes there with tea.

Almost thought this was Burger King but it was Chicken King!

Chicken King, 79 Deptford High St, Deptford, London SE8 4AA

[Review] Revisiting F Cooke in Hoxton for Tea

Went here a few years ago for my first pie mash.
It was really memorable back then because this was the only pie mash shop that has sawdust on the floor.

The taste of the pie mash here is another memorable one because the liquor tastes like blended watercress with a touch of grassiness.

The beef in the pie is coarsely minced but contains a few chewy bits.

There is another F Cooke in Dalston which has been taken over and now sells other food in the same name although they also have pie mash on the menu.
On this visit, it was also memorable because you have to sanitize your hands due to Covid.
The menu is the same but they also have vegan pie mash.
This time I only had tea but I felt that I should have it here than have it in a fancy cafe.
F Cooke has also been on TV for the Remembrance Day commercial.

Percy Ingle, 107 High Street, Walthamstow