This independent pizzeria and café-bar is housed within Brixton Village Market (formerly known as the Granville Arcade). It plays host to bands on Thursday and Friday evenings.
The green, hand-painted plaque inside declares Bamboula a ‘nuff niceness eatry’. Expect home-style Jamaican cooking - curry goat, jerk chikcen, ackee and saltfish
Boqueria offers a fresh menu that merits repeat visits. The vibe is laid-back and modern, but references to the mother country are plentiful: flamenco on the sound system,
Like the food, they’re tasty and remarkably cheap (just £5 for a smoky mezcal margarita). The bargain prices suit the Village Market setting. Taco appetisers used good, chewy corn tortillas;
These guys really do make a bloody good burger, with each patty going through a three-stage steaming process while sizzling away on the hot plate: first on its own, then with a layer of cheese,
Most visitors to Pop Brixton hop between eateries until they’re too full to move on. Such crawls take place nightly in Spain’s gastronomic capital, San Sebastián (known locally as Donostia).
Situated on a corner spot in Granville Arcade, Fish, Wings & Tings is a great place to check out some lesser-known Caribbean treats,
