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Voodoo Ray’s Late Night Pizza – Dalston, London
At last…the famous New York pizza slice has finally come to London at brand new Dalston pizza joint, Voodoo Ray’s. Just a few doors down from its sister venue Dalston Superstore, Voodoo Ray’s serves 14 different gourmet slices (or whole … Continue reading →
Posted in Bars, London, Restaurants
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A Very Foodie 2010…
2010 has been a thoroughly foodie year for Chérie City and over the past year, I’ve unearthed some incredible discoveries – in fact, I’ve never eaten so well! A mixture of new openings and long-time institutions, here are the top … Continue reading →
Posted in Afternoon tea, Cafes, London, Paris, Restaurants
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