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East Finchley

Description: A suburb in the London Borough of Barnet, in north London

Newest Review: ... than even consider switching on the cooker and making myself something to eat. East Finchley has a good combination of cheap cafe's and more expensive restaurants. My favourite cafe was the New Local Cafe. It was cheap (very important when you eat out as often as I do) and the choice of food was really good. You can get your typical cafe food like cooked breakfasts, pies and burgers and all ... more

... for a very reasonable price. Of course the quality of the food is not up to the standard of a restaurant but when you're paying £3 for a burger, chips and a drink you don't expect it to be that great. The service was always really friendly and effici...more

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East Finchley (1104 words)
by - written on 23/06/09 (Very useful, 107 readings)
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When I first moved to London everything seemed so big and intimidating. I had been offered a job in Camden and without really thinking about it arranged to view various flats in Camden Town and other places close by. As soon as I arrived it became apparent that there was no way that I could live anywhere as busy as Camden Town. Which put me in a difficult position. I had two days to find somewhere to live (or face a very long commute into work) and nowhere seemed suitable. There were two things that attracted me to East Finchley, it was relatively quiet and it was easy to get to Camden Town. Being in such a rush to find somewhere to live I think I'm very ... Read the complete review

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