Anderson & Co. Review: We Could Bistro All Day
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A STORY FROM THE ARCHIVES in EAT:
“Peckham is so pretty,” I mused to my companion. We were walking towards the station after watching morning shift to afternoon over brunch. Ade - the content creating cool kid behind adzvice.com - repeated “Peckham is pretty,” his tone inflecting on mine. We laughed to ourselves but he did agree, adding that Londoners should enjoy it more. We did just that when we were at Anderson & Co.
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Anderson & Co., 139 Bellenden Road, SE15 4DH
Nearest station: Peckham Rye / Parking: Pay & Display
Food: 4/5 Service: 4/5 Atmosphere: 4/5 Cost: ££ - Fairly priced
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Our colourful spread.
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Fresh Fruit Breakfast: £4.50
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Avocado toast: £7.50
Halloumi side: probably £2.00-3.00
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A perfectly poached egg.
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Wild Elderflower Bubbly: Roughly £3.00, if not less.
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Fellow brunchers enjoying the garden.
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The garden.
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Miniature people engaging in some PDA. How unbecoming.
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More miniature people!
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Collages of portraits and sporting photographs hang on the walls inside monochrome frames.
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The front of the bistro where you can order pastries or delicatessen from the counter.
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#EATtheFiveEs at Anderson & Co., 139 Bellenden Road, SE15 4DH | andersonandcompany.co.uk
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Are any of you from Peckham or nearby? Would you check this place out? Comment and share your thoughts below!
ReplyDeleteEsmé Xo
I'd love to live closer to the city, purely to explore independent places like these! I loved your descriptions of the flavours, plus your writing style was a joy to read! If I lived closer you can bet I'd be in there on weekend mornings to pick up some fresh bread!
ReplyDeleteSinéad ♥ fabuleuse, toujours ♥
Yes, the number of independent places available around London is one of this city's special charms - I'm always thankful for them!
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