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Food Yard Friday at The Artworks Elephant, Elephant & Castle
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Bringing a taste of rustic Portuguese with a dash of London street smarts to the Food Yard is Black Acorn with a short and savoury menu built round acorn-fed Iberian Black Pig from the Alentjo region of southern Portugal.
Find ‘em on Facebook: wants Mauritian comfort food?
Spark is online at findmyspark.co.uk.
Go to The Tasty Jerk’s Facebook page to find out more: in mind all these folks (and more) are at the Food Yard cooking up great food to eat throughout the week.
There’s no reason why you can’t have your own Food Yard Monday Lunch, or Wednesday After Work Drinks or … The Artworks Elephant is located at Elephant Road, SE17 1AY.
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Having a bit of a rubbish day?
The owner of Black Cowboy Coffee & Waffles is one of the most friendly human beings you'll have the pleasure of coming across in London.
Having lived in Texas, his business was born from an interest in African American Freedmen, chuck wagons, and the perfect antidote for a long trail day (or working day in London): a good, strong brew of black coffee.
He's offering waffles on sticks, top quality coffee beans - and a discount to LSBU students.
The Artworks Elephant and Castle
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Selling the estate off to LandLease, a private developer, has resulted in many local people being forced out of their homes.
Poshed-up street food made from rare breed steak and salt marsh lamb it may be; the result is food a million miles from supermarket dishes.
Comfort food from Mauritius, the two brothers who run this place have a menu of dishes which include the rather wonderfully named ‘Bol Renverse’ (upside down bowl), Bao pao (steamed dumplings with crispy beef or sea bream) and Jai (cellophane noodles with a host of vegetables, fragrant with fresh coriander and served on a bed of steamed rice.
I struggle with the idea that many local people have lost their homes.
Now, he’s started his own business cooking wonderful Carribbean food for the local community.