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RESTAURANTS, BARS & CAFÉS SHOPS & SALONS AOBABA LA BARRA CASTLE SQUARE EAST STREET MARKET 01 17 01 03 VIETNAMESE COLOMBIAN MARKET 130–138 WALWORTH ROAD, SE17 1RW 147 EAGLE YARD ARCH, SE1 6SP AA GROCERY STORE EAST STREET, SE17 1EL GROCERY STORE BAYROOT – COMING SOON TOULOUSE LAUTREC ELEPHANT ARCADE – COMING SOON 02 18 CASTLE SQUARE, SE17 1EN 04 LEBANESE BRASSERIE & PIANO BAR ACCESSORIES, CLOTHES & BEAUTY STALLS 15A SAYER STREET, SE17 1FY 140 NEWINGTON BUTTS, SE11 4RN ANNA CASTRO BOUTIQUE FASHION TEKKROOM BEZA VEGAN FOOD LA CALEÑITA PRINTING AND TECH REPAIR SERVICES 03 19 CASTLE SQUARE, SE17 1EN VEGAN COLOMBIAN ELEPHANT ARCADE, SE1 6ET 8A SAYER STREET, SE17 1FH ARCH 143, MALDONADO WALK, SE1 6SP AR ACCESSORIES ACCESSORIES LUCY’S WHERE YOU BOBO SOCIAL LATIN GROOVE HAIR AND BEAUTY 04 20 CASTLE SQUARE, SE17 1EN BURGERS COLOMBIAN ELEPHANT ARCADE, SE1 6ET 23 SAYER STREET, SE17 1FY 118–138 WALWORTH ROAD, SE17 1JY AYCA SWEETS & NUTS JD SPORTS SWEETS & NUTS 05 CASA COLOMBIA MCDONALDS FASHION 05 21 CASTLE SQUARE, SE17 1EN COLOMBIAN FAST FOOD 277–279 WALWORTH ROAD, SE17 2TG HEADED? ARCH 141, HAMPTON STREET, SE1 6SP 198/200 WALWORTH ROAD, SE17 1JJ D & EDDY’S MENS URBAN FASHION SPECSAVERS MENS FASHION 06 CASTLE SQUARE MIKO’S – COMING SOON OPTICIANS 06 22 CASTLE SQUARE, SE17 1EN FROM FAMILIAR FACES TO CREATIVE JUICES, MEET, TASTE, ECUADOREAN 226 WALWORTH ROAD, SE17 1JE COMA Y BEBA SAYER STREET, SE17 1FY GAMES & GADGETS TRY AND DISCOVER A PLACE THAT NEVER PRESSES PAUSE. SPORTS DIRECT COLOMBIAN ELECTRONICS 07 SO, WHERE YOU HEADED ELEPHANT? NANDO’S FASHION CASTLE SQUARE, SE17 1EN 23 CASTLE SQUARE, SE17 1EN PORTUGUESE-AFRICAN 181–183 WALWORTH ROAD, SE17 1RW DADDY O’S SUYA SPOT 119 NEWINGTON CAUSEWAY, SE1 6BA JZ MOBILE ASH AVENUE AT CASTLE SQUARE AFRICAN ELECTRONICS 08 POT & RICE CASTLE SQUARE, SE17 1EN 24 CASTLE SQUARE, SE17 1EN CANTONESE STELLA FASHION EL GUAMBRA 13 SAYER STREET, SE17 1FY LAUGHLAND COMMUNICATIONS FASHION ECUADORIAN ELECTRONICS ASH AVENUE, SE17 1EN PRET A MANGER CASTLE SQUARE, SE17 1EN 25 CASTLE SQUARE, SE17 1EN SANDWICH SHOP Z REPAIRS WATCH & PHONES KAIETEUR KITCHEN 22 ELEPHANT AND CASTLE, SE1 6SQ MAGIC CARPET ELECTRONICS CARIBBEAN CARPETS ASH AVENUE, SE17 1EN THE PRINCE OF WALES CASTLE SQUARE, SE17 1EN 26 CASTLE SQUARE, SE17 1EN PUB MEDELLIN MODA LA BODEGUITA 51 ST GEORGE’S ROAD, SE1 6ER MAYA CLOTHING WOMENS FASHION COLOMBIAN FASHION ASH AVENUE, SE17 1EN RINCON COSTENO CASTLE SQUARE, SE17 1EN 27 CASTLE SQUARE, SE17 1EN ECUADORIAN LONNIE’S THE ORIGINAL CARIBBEAN SPICE ARCH 146, HAMPTON STREET, SE1 6SP RAW FASHION HAIR & BEAUTY SALON CARIBBEAN FASHION ASH AVENUE, SE17 1EN SABOR PERUANO CASTLE SQUARE, SE17 1EN 28 CASTLE SQUARE, SE17 1EN DIMA BEAUTIFUL PERUVIAN 09 PIZZERIA PAPPAGONE 103 NEWINGTON BUTTS, SE1 6SF NATURAL HERBAL PRODUCTS BEAUTY SALON PIZZA NATURAL HERBS 4 SAYER STREET, SE17 1FG TEMPLE BLACKFRIARS N SIDECAR COFFEE BAR CASTLE SQUARE, SE17 1EN 29 CASTLE SQUARE, SE17 1EN THE ELEPHANT BARBERS COFFEE 10 T U P I 5 SPARE STREET, SE17 3EP ANDREA’S HAIR & BEAUTY BAR BARBERS EUROPE AND SOUTH AMERICA HAIR & BEAUTY SALON 26A WANSEY STREET, SE17 1LH RIVER THAMES S U B WAY CASTLE SQUARE, SE17 1EN 30 CASTLE SQUARE, SE17 1EN GEORGE’S SANDWICH SHOP 11 C O S TA A Z U L FOREVER HAIR SALON BARBERS & HAIR SALON 07 242 WALWORTH ROAD, SE17 1JE ECUADORIAN HAIRDRESSERS 288 WALWORTH ROAD, SE17 2TE SHAKESPEARE’S SUGO – COMING SOON GLOBE 102A ROCKINGHAM STREET, SE1 6PG 31 CASTLE SQUARE, SE17 1EN THE BEST LOOK ITALIAN 12 TATE COSTA COFFEE BALDWIN & CO HAIR SALON 08 21 SAYER STREET, SE17 1UP 02 MODERN COFFEE SHOP HEALTH FOOD 28A NEW KENT ROAD, SE1 6TJ TASTY JERK 224 WALWORTH ROAD, SE17 1RL 32 171–173 WALWORTH ROAD, SE17 1RW CARIBBEAN DIOGENES THE DOG 09 15B SAYER STREET, SE17 1FG WINE SHOP AND BAR ELEPHANT AND CASTLE 96 RODNEY ROAD, SE17 1BG 33 PUB SOUTHWARK DRAGON CASTLE 10 119 NEWINGTON CAUSEWAY, SE1 6BN CHINESE THE ROCKINGWELL ARMS 100 WALWORTH ROAD, SE17 1JL 34 PUB E L PA S O 11 119 NEWINGTON CAUSEWAY, SE1 6BN WATERLOO CAFE & BURRITOS CULTURE FITNESS & LEISURE THE TANKARD 34 NEW KENT ROAD, SE1 6TJ 35 PUB BOROUGH EL RINCON TROPICAL 178 WALWORTH ROAD, SE17 1JL CORSICA STUDIOS EXTRA MILE FITNESS 12 01 01 DOMINICAN NIGHTCLUB GYM THE TAP IN 147 HAMPTON STREET, SE1 6SN 36 4–5 ELEPHANT ROAD, SE17 1LB 38 NEW KENT ROAD, SE1 6TJ SPORTS BAR THE ELECTRIC ELEPHANT CAFE LAMBETH 13 2 SAYER STREET, SE17 1FG DRAWING ROOM THE FITNESS REPUBLIC 02 02 NORTH CAFÉ GALLERY GYM T H E O ’ S 186A CRAMPTON STREET, SE17 3AE 37 1–27 RODNEY PLACE, SE17 1PP 116 LONDON ROAD, SE1 6LN PIZZERIA ELEPHANT COFFEE 17–18 ELEPHANT AND CASTLE, SE1 6TH COLAB THEATRE GYMBOX 14 03 03 COFFEE THEATRE GYM ELEPHANT ARCADE – COMING SOON 109 ELEPHANT ROAD, SE17 1LB 38 18 HARPER ROAD, SE1 6AD 38 NEW KENT ROAD, SE1 6TJ ACCESSORIES, CLOTHES & BEAUTY STALLS KFC CINEMA MUSEUM P10 FITNESS 15 04 04 FAST FOOD BLACK COWBOY COFFEE MUSEUM GYM 247 WALWORTH ROAD, SE17 1RL CAFÉ 2 DUGARD WAY, SE11 4TH 8 FARRELL COURT, SE17 1LB ELEPHANT ARCADE, SE1 6ET KOI RAMEN BAR THE CASTLE CENTRE 16 05 JAPANESE DR JUICE LEISURE CENTRE 19 SAYER STREET, SE17 1FY FRESH JUICES, SNACKS & SANDWICHES 2 ST GABRIEL WALK, SE1 6FG ELEPHANT ELEPHANT ARCADE, SE1 6ET & CASTLE 200M E C A R ER 03 02 T H W T 17 N O Y A T R A B E E N W R 09 21 E E T D S S R U M A A A C G H G N N L O O I N T K D G C S N O T O I R G T N EO E W O R E R E GE R O 34 07 V ’ A N D C S T R D A OA S O D S R S H E 16 E T S C U 26 N ELEPHANT O I M R & CASTLE £ L I P FA R 22 ELEPHANT 23 ARCADE 33 D 19 13 WEST 38 SQUARE 04 ELEPHANT & CASTLE GARDENS TOWN CENTRE 28 06 T 12 E E 01 R 11 T W T 14 S O E C OUNT R Y E STR E S 03 NE ET R W E S 05 K ’ T E L NT T S £ Y £ RO A T A D N EVERYDAY ESSENTIALS O H I I L W ELEPHANT L S E E O & CASTLE 25 U 14 N E £ NEW KENT ROAD N CO-OP B O O T S V 01 15 E A ELEPHANT & CASTLE W £ SUPERMARKET PHARMACY H I SHOPPING CENTRE S N £ WALWORTH ROAD, SE17 1RW 293 WALWORTH ROAD, SE17 2TG ELEPHANT A G (CLOSING 24.09.20) 12 T & CASTLE O HEKEDE CLASSIC PHARMACY N 08 02 16 04 02 B D SUPERMARKET PHARMACY U CASTLE A RIVE T O 22 ELEPHANT AND CASTLE, SE1 6SQ 55 ST GEORGE’S ROAD, SE1 6ER OOK D T SQUARE R BR S 01 T 25 N PT 02 MORRISONS LLOYDS PHARMACY A 03 17 27 H PT 05 06 ELEPHANT TON ROAD SUPERMARKET PHARMACY P 01 MUN E E PARK OS L L C 264 WALWORTH ROAD, SE17 2DL 18 HARPER ROAD, SE1 6AD E ICE ST GABRIEL WALK UR VICTORY MA L O N G D A N RIDGWAY PHARMACY HN 04 18 COMMUNITY PARK JO SUPERMARKET PHARMACY ET 128–132 WALWORTH ROAD, SE17 1JL 251 WALWORTH ROAD, SE17 1RL 17 RE ST MARY’S ST £ 37 ET AW CHURCHYARD TRE SH £ S S EN SAINSBURY’S ST GEORGE’S PHARMACY N A H 05 19 ACO DE 31 Y SUPERMARKET PHARMACY 05 04 E 28 R D 40 NEW KENT ROAD, SE1 6TJ 46 ST GEORGE’S ROAD, SE1 6ET A 27 32 S T T EE N 23 16 TR T R E S E E GAT 22 E EY SELECT & SAVE WALWORTH PHARMACY R T H 06 20 O 24 04 A 12 SUPERMARKET PHARMACY D 29 02 32 NEW KENT ROAD, SE1 6TJ 192 WALWORTH ROAD, SE17 1JJ ET RE ST TESCO FALMOUTH ROAD SURGERY ON 19 09 07 21 PT 10 AM SUPERMARKET DOCTORS SURGERY H 29 224–226 WALWORTH ROAD, SE17 1JE 78 FALMOUTH ROAD, SE1 4JW R 20 03 ODN 24 EY R THE PLANTBASE STORE PRINCESS STREET GROUP W O 08 22 EET AD A R ST SUPERMARKET PRACTICE SURGERY L 36 Y W E 01 NS 132 WALWORTH ROAD, SE17 1JL DOCTORS SURGERY O WA B R T R 09 2 PRINCESS STREET, SE1 6JP T EE A H TR N 04 S POST OFFICE R M D £ 09 O O O 10 RC 20 HARPER ROAD, SE1 6AD ISMILE DENTIST E A LA N AN 08 D 23 N L 18 S DENTIST GTO ET T NIN RE R POST OFFICE KEN 01 ST E 10 94/96 WALWORTH ROAD, SE1 6SW N E TO T 234–236 WALWORTH ROAD, SE17 1JD ES EET RL TR HA D S ELEPHANT & CASTLE DAY £ C EA KENNINGTON AND WALWORTH 24 ST 11 NURSERY LTD DELIVERY OFFICE NURSERY 111–123 CRAMPTON STREET, SE17 3AA 15 HAMPTON ST, SE17 3AN NICOLE’S ALTERATIONS LITTLE BEAR’S IN 12 25 CLOTHES ALTERATIONS AND TAILORING 35 ELEPHANT CENTRAL ET ASH AVENUE, SE17 1EN RE NURSERY 02 ST M NURSERY NG O D NI R ROW PARK ELEPHANT ARCADE – COMING SOON 7 CASTLE SQUARE, SE17 1EN A OW E O BR C 13 R A C M ACCESSORIES, CLOTHES & BEAUTY STALLS R K B BARCLAYS BANK R A 07 26 E A M ET E S 260 WALWORTH ROAD, SE17 1JF SE17 1JF P P TR SPEEDY COURSES T S T N IA R O O L N E E TRAINING COURSES T M E A INARA TRANSFER G S T 27 N P T ELEPHANT ARCADE, SE1 6ET I E 20 ELEPHANT ROAD, SE17 1EN N R N TO E N N 13 E E T MEKLIT K P 21 RIA MONEY TRANSFER LA CLOTHES ALTERATIONS 28 CE & CURRENCY EXCHANGE £ ELEPHANT ARCADE, SE1 6ET W 288 NEW KENT ROAD, SE1 6SH A L W T LONDON COLLEGE O EE R TR 14 JAMAICA NATIONAL BANK T PULLENS T S 29 E T AS OF COMMUNICATION E H E WALWORTH ROAD, SE17 1JL R GARDENS T 11 R COLLEGE 07 O S A A ELEPHANT AND CASTLE, SE1 6SB T D R AL E B L A £ O C C 10 U 15 P B A 06 LOCAL AMENITIES E T R I 18 R O Y F N 30 ET IE E L R TR D O S R A T O AS A D E D £ AL 26 08 ATM POSTBOX AMAZON LOCKER 03 E C A ET BR L 05 RE A P 03 ST GA R E PT N O AT ZA N D S A TR M ET T E RE 15 FARADAY UNDERGROUND MAINLINE TRAINS PUBLIC TOILET E ET ST E SE R RO GARDENS T PEN S A Z A 11 G 100M.
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