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• William Cheshire

  An East London Gem

  par Anna Jacobsen
• FIKA

  A truly Nordic experience

  par Anna Jacobsen
• Spring

  A gentle
  attempt
  to convince
  Mr Spring
  to show up
  in advance

  par Déborah Bannwarth
• Tower Lifeboat Stations

  Heroes
  on the water

  par Déborah Bannwarth
• Think while you drink

  London proudly
  boasts about a range of
  cafes, bars and restaurants
  to satisfy the most bizarre
  cravings - cereal and
  porridge cafes, restaurants
  specialising in burger,
  lobster, vegan dishes, raw
  food, juices, gin palaces
  and rum shacks - you
  name it, we’ve got it. But
  what about the people
  who want more - those
  whose craving is for
  knowledge, who want to
  feed their mind as well
  as quench a thirst? Well
  of course, London has
  that too! You just had to
  ask. This is your -Thinking
  Drinkers Guide to London-
  - the capital’s best bars for
  brains - because a pub quiz
  only goes so far...

  par Abbie Moulton
• The Store, coffee around the corner

  When I asked Antonio
  why he decided on Roman
  Road as the location for
  his latest project, his
  response was prophetic,
  “I had a dream about
  Roman Road. I knew then,
  that it would be a great
  road.” A delightful little
  cafe, The Store is certainly
  taking Roman Road in
  the direction Antonio
  envisaged.

  par Luke Harwood
• Pimps and Pinups

  Special care
  for fussy
  hair

  par Malgorzata Jacygrad
• That Shit Kray

  Feared by many but charmed
  by more, the Kray
  twins of 1950s Bethnal
  Green casted a long
  shadow in East London a
  mere thirty years ago. The
  terraced streets of Bethnal
  Green and the surrounding
  neighbourhoods
  that were once under the
  Krays’ control, pose a very
  different picture as the hip
  mecca it is today.

  par Natasha David
• Barn the Spoon

  On the border between
  the London Boroughs
  of Hackney and Tower
  Hamlets, amongst the
  chicken shops, bingo halls
  and strip-clubs, you’ll
  likely find Barnaby Carder.
  Otherwise known as Barn
  the spoon can be spotted
  in the front of his shopcome-
  workshop, with
  an axe in one hand and
  something between a hunk
  of wood and a spoon in
  the other.

  par Luke Harwood
• Pascale Marthine Tayou

  €?I make art because I
  think about the world, I
  ask myself who we are,
  what it is we do, and what
  consequences that has for
  humanity. That is BOOMERANG.
  We are all boomerangs.”
  -Pascale Marthine
  Tayou

  par Anna Jacobsen
• If Ed Miliband was a cocktail

  The Virgin
  Lefty

  par Sophie Guibert
• If David Cameron was a cocktail

  The
  Champagne
  Conservative

  par Sophie Guibert
• Butler’s Gin Designed for life

  Ross William Butler
  is a man on a mission,
  and that mission is to
  share his hand-crafted
  gin with the world. Often
  found cruising the East
  London waterways abroad
  his vessel Fletcher, Ross
  started Butler’s Gin out of
  a lifelong love of beautiful
  design.

  par Natasha David