Eat Out London!Brew for Two
Join us at Brew for Two café in Hackney for delicious coffee and fine teas from around the world, freshly made world cuisine and scrumptious cakes. Enjoy a moment of calm in our secluded garden or stop by to sample one of our regular Supper Club menus. Opening hours Open from 8am - 5pm Monday…
Brew for Two | A café with soul in the heart of Hackney
Join us at Brew for Two café in Hackney for delicious coffee and fine teas from around the world, freshly made world cuisine and scrumptious cakes.
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You will have warm memories about this spot because it is famous for its great service and friendly staff, that is always ready to help you.
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Excellent transport links include Hackney Central and London Fields (London Overground) and reliable bus routes.
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Broadway Market is the exact place to go to experience the best of what east London has to offer, with its fantastic range of food stalls, restaurants, shops and pubs!
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Funded in part by the mayor’s regeneration fund, which injected £1.5 million into the E9 area following the riots in 2011, and by Network Rail, the Hackney Fashion Hub will include more than 6,000 sq ft of retail space as well as design studios, galleries and a café.
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