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JAM CIRCUS in Brockley, which is great for families and does smashing food. Fans of French cuisine should head to


GAZETTE in either Battersea or Balham. A menu packed with seasonal food and awine list as great as youwould expect, it is open from 8am til 11pm! Lovers of Italian food need not travelfar.


From the fabulous pizza offerings at FRANCA MANCA in Brixton to the classic staples at PIZZA EXPRESS youwon’tgohungry. LE QUERCE,which has branches in Black- heath and Brockleyisanabsolute must. All the


food is home-made using fresh ingredients direct from Italyand chosen by the chef. There are always dailyspecials on offer and there are even gluten-free dishes to choose from. No won- der the locals rave about it! If youare in Catford check out


the brilliant LA PIZZERIA at Eros House. The pizzas are large but the prices aren’t. Elsewhere in Catford, MEKAN


is agreat relatively recent addi- tion to the area. Serving classic and tasty Lebanese and Turkish food in an industrial looking set- ting, with agreat atmosphere, this family-friendlyrestaurant is not to be over- looked. Forcurry lovers head to BABUR in Honor Oak


Park. Babur has been serving delicious Indian cuisine for more than 20 years and is one of the best in the capital. Youwill need to book but it’ll be worthit! One of Battersea’sfinest Indian restaurants is


PALACE SPICE.The menu is packed full of favourite Indian dishes, from well known cur- ries to excellent thalis and unique and delicious house specialties. MOGHUL in Greenwich town centre is another Indian gem with generous and tasty portions. Elsewhere in Greenwich try THE OLD BREW-


ERY.This pub come restaurant serveshearty British fare in arelaxed and friendlyatmos- phere. Ales come from its ownmicro-brewery!


Tryit: Thereare Gazette restaurants in Battersea and Balham


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