A Mano Coffee Bar & Kitchen opened its doors on Orpington High Street in September 2018.Founded by London-born, Italian-raised restaurateur, A Mano, literally meaning ‘by hand’, promises to serve up a feast!
My name is Francesco and I cook spaghetti in this cabin restaurant with 3 tables, since 2015. I work solo. I don't serve more than 15 diners a day, and I will take care of your dinner like I would for my mother. You can watch me LIVE on Twitch under "Francescocooksspaghetti".
Formerly known as The Rye pub, The Angel Oak on the corner of Peckham Rye Park, is a beautiful pub with hints of old and new creating an amazing atmosphere throughout the week. With a menu filled with seasonal specials, pub classics and Sunday roasts to knock your socks off, our dining room is a must-visit for foodies around Peckham and East Dulwich.We take pride in our huge pub garden, which is available all year round thanks to our heaters and covers. During the summer we fire up our outdoor kitchen to serve up delicious BBQ flavours and our garden bar to ensure extra hydration.At The Angel Oak, we have Sky sports for all your Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup, and Rugby needs making us the place to be for all those big moments. The atmosphere at the Euro’s and the World Cup at The Angel Oak is unmissable.
Wine is at the heart of Davy’s so it’s unsurprising to find a treasure trove of wine related artefacts on display in this characterful wine bar and dining room handily situated next to Greenwich DLR and British Rail. Here, you can enjoy everything from a quick glass of wine or refreshing Meantime beer to a light bite or full Sunday roast. Our modern British menus offer delicious, fresh, seasonal foods from lunch to dinner. The 19thcentury backdrop and vintage touches deliver an original setting for the numerous wine tastings that take place, as well as weddings, parties and dinners.
The Bricklayers Arms is a delightful lakeside public house, comprising three terraced cottages in a charming Kent village. The pub is situated at the end of the picturesque Darent Valley Walk. The sign represents Sir Winston Churchill, an expert bricklayer and whose home was at nearby Chartwell.We pride ourselves on getting involved with the local community and providing a warm and friendly welcome to our visitors. We serve Harvey's Best Bitter straight from the barrel, a fantastic range of wine and beautifully home cooked British pub food. Located opposite the Chipstead Sailing Lake, we are perfectly positioned for a warm bowl of soup after a walk, a summer cider on the green, or a comforting meal in front of our real, open log fire.
