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Situated in the heart of East Dulwich on Lordship Lane, if you like Japanese food, you have to try Yama Momo. Great atmosphere, food and drinks!
Submitted by Gemma
Delicious Italian food in delightful Dulwich Village - the linguine comes highly recommended!
Submitted by Alice
This lovely quirky bar is quiet mid-week for a lovely intimate meal or catch up. And lively on the weekend with a lovely band. Good atmosphere. Rustic style.
Submitted by Daisy
A quirky, free, family-friendly museum and gardens.
Submitted by Stephen
Arguably the best kebab on Lordship Lane! It's hard to break the habit of going every day for lunch...
Submitted by Alex
Lovely little craft beer micro pub with great music, staff and beer!
Submitted by Hannah
Incredible Indian cuisine (and cocktails!) Hailed by Hardens, and impressive enough to rival anything in central London.
Submitted by Emma
Frank's Café in Peckham is a really cool bar with amazing views of London on the top of a multi-storey car park.
Submitted by Gemma
The best breakfast I have had in Brixton and an amazing array of coffees and real fruit smoothies.
Submitted by Christian
Lucas Gardens is a tranquil spot for whiling away a lazy Sunday.
Submitted by Matthew
They are really invested in the community and host a wonderful night called Featured in Fifteen which is an amazing night curated bi-monthly.
Submitted by Helen
Contemporary art space with changing exhibitions. It also has a lovely café and art shop.
Submitted by Stephen
It's like a Tardis, has a huge garden with beach huts, amazing food and clientele, shows screen sports but best of all are the bands and entertainment.
Submitted by Oz
A superb way to spend your evening, this newly refurbished pub in the heart of East Dulwich is the perfect place for celebrating with a cheeky champagne or two.
Submitted by Gemma
Known locally as the "White House", Norwood Grove House and its well-tended formal gardens were opened in 1926 by the future King Edward VIII. It is the centrepiece of Norwood Grove itself; a large expanse of grass from which you can overlook Streatham and its surrounding areas. It is thoroughly underutilised and all the better for it!
Submitted by Stephen
Why not explore the nearby areas of Dulwich, East Dulwich, Upper Sydenham, Herne Hill, Peckham Rye, West Norwood, Forest Hill, Norwood, Sydenham and Crystal Palace
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