Cheap Food in East Dulwich, Greater London*

Corner eateries, quick bites and the local chippy

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• BEST AUTHENTIC INDIAN THE PISTACHIO CLUB
• Blue Mountain is still the daddy. the original east dulwich gem. really good food for a reasonable price. very friendly, laidback atmosphere. Great juices, music and cakes. great for people watching - as the odd telly type can be spotted lunching in the neighbourhood.
• Thai Corner Cafe! on North Cross Road. OR try Dulwich Tandoori, both are not the cheapest but definately best value for money. Don't recommend thai on Lordship lane - once waited an hour and a half for the food and ended up leaving without eating. Shocking service. We thought they were having it delivered from Thailand it took so long - others also left at the same time as us. June 2005.
• Hannah's is one of the Best Restaurants in East Dulwich, its unpretentious surroundings together with friendly family members of staff create the perfect romantic, celebratory evening - the chef is passionate about his food and I have seen first hand kitchen drama if the same is not up to scratch. After one or two visits, they remember you and welcome you! Having moved to the area 7 years ago, Hannas and remained consistently good in terms of the food, menu and pleasant reception.
• Pistachio Club - renowned Indian on Lordship Lane. Le Chardon - excellent French food.
• The Holly. Not strictly East Dulwich - but near as dammit. Corner of Holly Grove & Bellenden Road. Barcelona - excellent tapas restaurant. Franklins- Lordship Lane. Avoid the Mexican on Lordship Lane. Bad food. Poor serviced. Unimaginative and overpriced.
• Almost all of the endless curry houses on Lordship Lane are great - the smell wafts along the entire road. Le Chardon - bit pricey but nice for a romantic night out or for your parents. Best Thai - Thai Corner Cafe - can take your own booze

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