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Here are 10 budget restaurants, pubs and cafes in and around the royal boroughMore Olympic eats: Olympic stadium As well as producing some of the capital's best beers, Greenwich's MeantimeBrewing Company also runs a couple of venues which, certainly during the day, offer good, honest sub-£10 tucker.
As well as packaged sandwiches and salads, its menu includes brunch dishes, such as eggs Benedict, a stew of the day (£6.50) and, Monday to Wednesday (3pm-5pm), a daily special, such as fish and chips and a pint of the Old Brewery's Saaz Gold, for £10.
93 Trafalgar Road SE10, 020-8858 0918, no website The line-up changes daily but, particularly on Fridays and Saturdays, you will find a small cluster of street-food stars dishing-up on Greenwich Market.
As well as its daily specials, the Spanish deli-cafe Hola Paella also serves, you've guessed it, paella (from £4, 7-7A Greenwich Market, 020-8858 0695) Just off the market, meanwhile, Red Door (biscuits and cakes from£1.85, 10 Turnpin Lane, 020-8858 2131, reddoorgallery.co.uk) is an artsy, crafty shop-cum-cafe that serves decent cakes, tea and coffee.
Seasonal ingredients are sourced from the most serious producers, to create a small selection of hot dishes that you can eat-in or takeaway (for instance, spiced squash or white bean and rosemary soup; organic salt beef, braised red cabbage and turnips; organic shepherd's pie), as well as a revolving array of pies, beautiful salads, tarts and cakes.
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