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Chicken shops to vegan cafes: the slow gentrification of Holloway road
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One such neighbourhood on the brink of becoming fully gentrified is the area surrounding Holloway Road, which is one of North London’s busiest thoroughfares as well as a local hub for shops and entertainment.
It’s a paradox that clearly plays out in conversations with various local business owners on Holloway Road.
“There are too many shops, too much competition on Holloway Road – and too few people.”
Despite this, he thinks that the influx of new businesses onto the road is largely a good thing: “It will bring more customers into the area, I hope.
Whatever will happen to the diverse local businesses of Holloway Road, its thriving community spirit shows no sign of abating.
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World Cup 2014 in London: the ultimate pub crawl - Telegraph
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Or try the Jetlag sports bar just around the corner from the Croatian Embassy - it's got two floors, and five big screens, and has plenty of World Cup food and drink offers.
See www.lowlander.com El Vergel (www.elvergel.co.uk), near Borough Tube, serves Latin American and Spanish cuisine and will be showing World Cup fixtures - the perfect venue, surely, for Spain's game with Chile on June 18.
See www.labodeguita.co.uk and lenosycarbon.co.uk Elysée, London's "original" Greek restaurant, opened 77 years ago, and will be screening Greece's games in its swish cocktail bar.
Battersea bar Le Pot Lyonnaise attracts French football fans for Ligue 1 games throughout the season, and confirmed it will be showing all England's and France's World Cup fixtures.
Erebuni, a Russian-Armenian restaurant and bar just around the corner from the Barbican, will be showing games on a big screen, except on Sundays, when it is closed - so you'll need somewhere else for the key tie against Belgium, on June 22.
Can the crisis of food waste be solved with an iPhone app, asks ...
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My breakfast box carries me through the day.
Day 2 I wake up with the phantom smell of the Pullman hash browns filling my nostrils and buy two takeaway boxes first thing in the morning (£2.5 x2).
It appears that the deli has been involved in the Too Good To Go campaign for several months and has successfully solved its food waste problem.
Serving a generous portion of pasta and embroidering it with olives and salad, Illivio, the café’s owner, tells me that they have been in the programme for two years – and have been donating their Too Good To Go profit to charities.
Humbled, I walk home savouring my burning-hot saltena and a recipe on how to stop worrying about money and save the planet from food waste.
El Rincon Quiteno, London, Holloway. Book now!
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For London’s South American community, El Rincon Quiteno on Holloway Road is just like a second home.
Bringing you the flavours of Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia and beyond, El Rinco Quiteno offers up dishes made with simple ingredients that yield extraordinary flavours.
Whether you take the ceviche de camaron, fritada con mote or the tongue casserole, you’ll be indulging in the same flavours you’d get if you were in South America itself.
The food is affordable, too, so you can really eat your fill without paying an arm and a leg at El Rincon Quiteno.
Try out the saltenas, the baked Bolivian take on the traditional empanada – filled with meats like chicken, pork or beef, this is one fast food that’ll have you hooked from the first bite – or go for one of the many rice-based dishes.