I have to admit that I’m not exactly what you’d call a foodie – I like greasy spoons and old cafes best of all – but over on our sister site Brixton Buzz, there’s a very comprehensive guide to well over a hundred cafes and restaurants in Brixton, south London.
I’ve got some pretty mixed feelings about the changes going on in Brixton, but I can put up with most of them so long as there’s still some place where I can enjoy a no-nonsense cooked breakfast.
Happily, such a place is the Phoenix on Coldharbour Lane (pictured above) and that’s where you’ll most likely find me if I’m eating out.
However, for those of you with more upmarket or exotic tastes, check out the recently updated ultimate eating out guide to Brixton. And don’t worry – it wasn’t written by me!
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