Peckham
With a rich mix of culture and smells, Peckham is one of the most ethnically diverse districts in London, with communities from Bangladesh, the Caribbean, China, India, Ireland, Nigeria, Pakistan, Turkey, Eastern Europe and Vietnam. Discovered by creatives because of its exciting cheap spaces, the opportunities offered by this, and its’ proximity to the East on the overground, Peckham has grown in cultural ‘cool’. The secret is well and truly out, so before the developers get their grubby hands all over it come and take a wander around.
Ali Baba's Fruit Stall
38b
Ali Baba's Coffee
Blackbird Bakery
Brick Brewery
Bussey Roof Bar & Cinema
Cahoonas
Cinnamon Tree Bakery
Ganapati
Khan's
The Ivy House
MOCA London
Oi Spaghetti
Get fed delicious home cooked pasta in a cosy little hut.
Papa Bear
Peckham Park & Common
Peckhamplex
Persepolis
Review
Rye Wax
Seabass Cycles
South London Gallery
Yogarise
Explore more neighborhoods
Brick Brewery
- Website
- Visit Website
A microbrewery right next door to Peckham Rye station (under the first arch) that is growing all the time in stature and menu, this includes a couple of pale ales, craft beers, bitters and a pilsner. This is without doubt the best place for a beer in Peckham and the perfect start to a night out. Only downside is that it’s only open Thursday to Saturday. The premises had been housing several pop up food shacks of late but now looks like sticking with the brilliant ‘Slow Richies’ serving excellent burgers, meatballs and pork belly rolls with crackling that are all reasonably priced.