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CLERKENWELL FARRINGDON a Great Place to Start A B C D 11 J+A Cafe + Bar C3 21 Vinoteca C3 26 Førest A3 bernard park FOOD Home Cooking & Baking Wine bar, restaurant and shop Midcentury Scandinavian furniture coleman fields queen’s headpackington st st copenhagen st & DRINK 1+4 Sutton Lane, London EC1M 5PU 7 St John Street, London EC1M 4AA 115 Clerkenwell Road, ESSEX RD FOOD & DRINK ISLINGTON T: 020 7490 2992 T 020 7253 8786 London EC1R 5BY islington jandacafe.com vinoteca.co.uk T: 020 7242 7370 green JEWELLERY & ACCESSORIES LIVERPOOL RD charity st st paul st 1 M Tu 8am-6pm W to F 8am-11pm M to Sa 12pm-11pm forestlondon.com union sq Barsmith C3 edward square st. peter’s st lintonarlington st sq packington sqgardens gardens Cocktail bar Sa Su 9am-5pm & Private Hire M to F 11-7 FURNITURE & DESIGN NEW N RD shoreditch park 18-20 St John Street, London EC1M 4AY charlton pl rheidol terrace T: 020 7336 6099 12 27 STAY & EXPLORE Le Café Du Marché C3 Thornback and Peel A3 arlington ave JEWELLERY 1 barnsbury rd 1 barsmith.co.uk Established, independent Hand printed homewares UPPER ST & ACCESSORIES colebrooke row UNDERGROUND st. peter’s st M to Sa 11am-late French restaurant 7 Rugby Street, London WC1N 3QT gerrarddevonia rd rd frome st STATION eagle wharf rd grantbridge st 22 Charterhouse Mews, T: 020 7831 2878 2 C4 London EC1M 6DX thornbackandpeel.co.uk chapel market danbury st Bird of Smithfield 22 BUS ROUTES Lesley Craze Gallery B3 CALEDONIAN RD n T: 020 7608 1609 M to Sa 11-6 oel rodney st rd Restaurant, Bar & Private Dining vincent terrace Internationally recognised white lion st 26 Smithfield Street, London EC1A 9LB cafedumarche.co.uk angel napier grove contemporary jewellery gallery ella st M to F 12pm-2.30pm & 6pm-10pm donegal st graham street garden wharf rd T: 020 7559 5100 city garden row shaftesbury st 34 Clerkenwell Green, collier st shepherdess birdofsmithfield.com Sa 6pm-10pm quick st joseph grimaldi park duncan terrace gardens walk London EC1R 0DU STAY elia mews M to F 7.30am-12am Sa 10am-12am sudeley st T: 020 7608 0393 & EXPLORE wenlock rd wenlock st PENTONVILLE RD claremontclaremont sq 13 C3 FINSBURY graham st Le Rendezvous lesleycrazegallery.co.uk weston rise square mylne st 3 Bonnie Gull B2 Le Café Du Marché’s sister cafe Tu to F 10.30-6 Th 10.30-7 owen st holford shepherdess walk murray grove and brasserie provost st Seafood Cafe Sa 11-5.30 28 B3 gardens bus route 153, 341 Zetter Hotel Atrium Bar cruikshank st 121 Charterhouse Street, myddelton underwood st 55-57 Exmouth Market, CITY RD Hotel, bistro, bar & lounge leeke st micawber wst square gardens s London EC1M 6AA e t page st London EC1R 4QL ABOUT CLERKENWELL/FARRINGDON l . 23 86-88 Clerkenwell Road, l B4 inglebert st j hermit st e London Rocks britannia st bus route o 63 8 bus route s T: 020 7336 8836 4, 56 lloyd st h l T: 020 3122 0047 e great percy st n London EC1M 5RJ y Contemporary Jewellery Studio & wicklow st arlington way s caferv.com percy macclesfield rd bonniegull.com t t Traversing the worlds of commerce and creativity with ease, e T: 020 7324 4455 circus river st r nile st Boutique r amwell st M to F 7.30am-3.30pm SWINTON ST a M to Sa 12pm-11pm Su 12pm-5pm Clerkenwell seems to attract the best of both. Modern office c 9-15 Leather Lane, London EC1N 7ST thezetter.com moreland st e blocks jostle with Dickensian-era streets and a wealth of amazing 2 EAST RD 2 T: 020 7242 1117 M to Su 7am-12am acton st central st rawstorne st 14 wynyatt st 4 Medcalf B2 restaurants, cafes, bars and boutiques cater to the dense wharton st spencer st Bourne & Hollingsworth londonrocksjewellery.co.uk spa green garden frederick st st dingley rd Award winning independent bar concentration of architecture and design businesses around granville dwick Buildings B2 M to Sa 10-6 29 cubitt st ar GOSWELL RD mora st h ironmonger row Zetter Townhouse Cocktail lloyd baker st gloucester way square rosoman st CLERKENWELL bath st & restaurant here. Once at the forefront of all things trendy (although East KING’S CROSS RD kings square Modern All-day Brasserie and Bar B3 ampton st st st. john st Lounge merlin st st garden 38/40 Exmouth Market, London may be taking that crown), if you want to know where rosebery ave lif 42 Northampton Road, wilmington yc lever st Cocktial lounge & townhouse hotel margery st w peerless st London EC1R 4QE yardley st err galway st London EC1R 0HU the ubiquitous industrial-chic aesthetic of converted warehouses, square b y p l FURNITURE 49-50 St John’s Square, myddleton T: 020 7833 3533 exposed brick and bare-bulb lighting has come from, Clerkenwell is bus route 17, 46, 45 3 radnor st T: 020 3174 1156 & DESIGN London EC1V 4JJ easton st 30 skinner st old street medcalfbar.co.uk mecklenburgh sq 14 norman st radnor st bandhbuildings.com a great place to start. percival st T: 020 7324 4444 16 spa fields park seward st central st st. luke’s open space M to Th 9am-12am F Sa 9am-1am M to Th 12pm-11.30pm F 12pm-12am st. andrew’s 17 woodbridge st garden thezettertownhouse.com exmouth market agdon st Sa 9.30am-12am Su 9.30am-6pm gardens 4 cyrus st Su 9am-5pm 24 mitchell st Craft Central C3 Su to W 7am-12am Th to Sa 7am-1am pear tree st wren st pine st Craft and design charity COVER ARTIST calthorpe st phoenix pl c compton st 15 l 5 The Modern Pantry C3 e C4 close st Club Gascon 33-35 St John’s Square, 30 northampton rd r n bastwick st st B2 k o featherstone Exmouth Market AMY BLUE 20 gt OLD ST bunhill row e llin gee st NZ Inspired Restaurant & Traiteur n a whitecross st Imaginative Michelin-starred London EC1M 4DS corporation roww d Food market & independent shopping brownlow mews st. john st e 7 47-48 St John’s Square, doughty st l sekforde st banner st T: 020 7251 0276 l French Restaurant Exmouth Market, EC1 Urban Walkabout is proud to support gough st garrett st millman st st. james’s guildford stdoughty northburgh st 57 West Smithfield, London EC1A 9DS London EC1V 4JJ craftcentral.org.uk coley st church gardens 15 exmouth-market.com talented, contemporary illustrators on the farringdon ln 11 baltic st e banner st GRAYS INN RD warner st T: 020 7600 6144 T: 020 7553 9210 M to F 9am-5pm (office only) 22 29 RD M to F 12-3 mt pleasant eyre st hill L L golden ln cover of our city guide publications. This ay st aylesbury st great sutton stE themodernpantry.co.uk r herbal hill NW baltic st w CITY RD clubgascon.com Also at 21 Clerkenwell Green, B3 mews rosebery ave dufferin st KE BARBICAN cover is the fifth in the London series and elm st 28 R basterfield FARRINGDON RD LE M 8am-10pm Tu to F 8am-10.30pm Sa john’s mews laystall st 24 C M to Th 12pm-2pm & 6.30pm-10pm London EC1R 0DX bus route 153 house lawn 3 31 B3 features commissioned artwork by artist 3 whitecross st 9am-10.30pm Su 10am-10pm Leather Lane Market britton st 24 fortune st F 12pm-2pm & 6.30pm-10.30pm Sa great ormond st lamb’s conduit st Amy Blue. See more of her work at t Clothing & food market orde hall st u fortune st 6.30pm-10:30pm rugby stgreat james st northington john st 18 charterhouse precincts 25 27 bus route r A3 55, 243 n fann st Darkroom 25 st. john’s ln fann st park Leather Lane, EC1 amyblue.squarespace.com m sutton way finsbury square emerald st 16 B2 i Moro 26 ll briset st Men’s, women’s and 31 s garden leatherlanestars.wordpress.com hatton wall t brackley st saffron hill 6 leather ln Moorish cuisine 10 Comptoir Gascon B4 home accessories M to F 10-3 harpur st albion pl chiswell st portpool ln 1 12charterhouse Gourmet bistro and delicatessen 34-36 Exmouth Market, 52 Lamb’s Conduit Street, new n st eagle ct 13 gray’s inn st cross st farringdon square London EC1R 4QE kirby st 63 Charterhouse Street, London WC1N 3LL bedford row jockey’s fields gardens 21 red lion st cowcross st ALDERSGATE ST London EC1M 6HJ T: 020 7833 8336 T: 020 7831 7244 ropemarket st CLERKENWELL FARRINGDON hatton garden barbican silk st moro.co.uk 19 9 T: 020 7608 0851 darkroomlondon.com baldwin’s gardens 24 greenhillrents thomas more comptoirgascon.com M to Sa 12pm-2.30pm & M to F 11-7 Sa 11-6 Su 12-5 greville st b 23 6 charterhouse st a long ln r residents garden 6pm-10.30pm Su 12.30pm-2.45pm Issue #01 th Tu to Sa 12pm-2.30pm & 6.30pm-10pm HOLBORN o lo 5 m Deli 9am-10pm daily August 2014 middle st moor ln e eagle st w chancery lane c moorgate 17 w smithfield l B2 Next issue: February 2015 2 o Paesan s fore st brooke st bus route e 17, 45, 46, 341 smithfield st 7 B3 Italian kitchen & bar Circulation: 75,000 HIGH HOLBORN Granger & Co hosier ln wood st Friendly neighbourhood restaurant 2 Exmouth Market, London EC1R 4PX chancery ln stone buildings LONDON WALL 50 Sekforde Street, London EC1R 0HA T: 020 7837 7139 WHERE DO I PICK UP THE FREE URBAN cock ln paesanlondon.com whetstone park T: 020 7251 9032 furnival st WALKABOUT GUIDES? norwhich st postman’s basinghall ave lincoln’s inn fields grangerandco.com M to Sa 12pm-11pm Su 12pm-10pm TOP FIVE CLERKENWELL/FARRINGDON Find the complete series of Urban Walkabout giltspur st park cursitor st noble st love ln shoe ln NEWGATE ST b 4 M to F 8am-10pm Sa 9am-10pm Su London guides in many hotel concierge desks and 4 lincoln’s inn fields a s fetter ln i n 10am-5pm 18 GO ON A HISTORIC TOUR Take a trip down memory bream’s buildings g Portal Restaurant and Bar C3 visitor information centres around London.
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