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Fresh Indian cuisine served as a buffet. A restaurant with both style and substance.
Submitted by Stan
The largest independently owned cinema in the UK, it's a good place to hang out with your friends and enjoy a movie.
Submitted by Ioana
A pub in Walthamstow Village that's always vibrant and buzzing; a great place to meet friends for Sunday lunch.
Submitted by Magdalena
Great place for drinks and Caribbean food, where the customer service is impeccable and the decor inside is really nice.
Submitted by Magdalena
Great for al fresco breakfasts and lunch in the heart of the village and they do a mean BBQ Pork Bap Special!
Submitted by Stan
The deli counter stocks a superb range of Italian cheeses, cured meats and crudités to enjoy as antipasti or ingredients. Freshly-baked breads include focaccia. Superb quality wines and spirits. The warm welcome and customer service is what makes this delicatessen authentic. A great shop in Walthamstow.
Submitted by Liz
As well as showcasing Morris's works, you can also learn about the wider art world through exhibitions and workshops.
Submitted by Ioana
Enough to brighten any overcast day... Head over to this warehouse for a sensory overload. A crazy feast of colours with store signs and lights, it's a truly hipster place!
Submitted by Stephen
Serving afternoon tea on a Sunday at Mother's Ruin Gin Palace, I recommend the Guinness cake!
Submitted by Jacob
This restaurant in a converted ballroom has a varied menu of hearty British meals with a foodie twist.
Submitted by Alastair
A lovely range of gin cocktails made with any gin you can possibly think of!
Submitted by Jacob
Fantastic quiz night on Tuesdays, music, really old feel pub, hasn't been gentrified. Very friendly, very low staff turnover which is a good sign.
Submitted by Madeleine
Plenty of well known high street stores and food outlets under one roof.
Submitted by Ioana
New addition to Hoe Street and another sign of positive improvement in the area. Affordable accessories for gentlemen, some of which are produced by local manufacturers; fantastic barbers, and plenty of interesting conversation while you sit and wait. The owners also produce their own beard oil on site.
Submitted by Lee
The perfect place to find fresh fruit and veg alongside a variety of shops and small mediterranean restaurants.
Submitted by Ioana
Why not explore the nearby areas of Walthamstow, Higham Hill, Leyton, Clapton, Highams Park, Leytonstone, Tottenham, Stoke Newington and Wanstead
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"The first motor car built in Britain was by Frederick Bremer at his house in Walthmstow in 1892. The car currently sits in the Vestry House museum."
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There is so much happening in Walthamstow, with exciting new developments every month provided by budding Waltham Forest entrepreneurs. It's been great to observe the change over the last 16 years.
Lee
It's diverse and vibrant. A great place to live. Walthamstow is the place for all people, for families and professionals wishing to be part of a close community.
Liz
Walthamstow Village is definitely one of the best urban villages in London. Here, you can find fantastic schools, pubs and restaurants, an abundance of groups for babies and children and a real sense of community. Just outside the village, we now have The Scene development which has brought a cinema back to the area along with a number of great chain restaurants.
Local resident
Walthamstow is a friendly, diverse place with everything a young family needs - good parks, playgrounds, loads of groups and activities - as well as independent coffee shops and businesses. It has a genuine community spirit, and is an easy place to call home. Check out the homegrown art trail, or the annual Garden Party in Lloyd Park.
Vyki
Lloyds Park is definately the best part of Walthamstow. A stones throw from Lloyds Park and the award-winning William Morris Museum. It's a great place to visit with family or friends. The play area is suitable for all ages and the new cafe is wonderful. Only a short walk away from the hustle and bustle of the market. Lots of lovely cafes and shops for all ages. The new cinema and food outlets have made Walthamstow even more welcoming to surrounding areas.
Afshan
Walthamstow is close to central London, the buses take me anywhere and I have the choice of 3 train services: Overground Barking to Gospel oak; underground Walthamstow to Brixton and St James Street to Liverpool St.
Dawnet
Living in Walthamstow is very exciting because it's not expensive but close to the centre of the capital.
Nataliya
I moved to Walthamstow Village from Islington over 15 years ago and have never looked back. It's hidden away from the hustle and bustle of the main town centre - you wouldn't even know it was there. I can honestly say it has everything, a great community spirit, wonderful bars, restaurants and pubs, plus some lovely period properties - including quaint cottages. It's a unique place to live because you are only a stones throw away from Epping Forest where you can experience rural life - yet you are no more than 20 minutes away from the West End, Liverpool St or Westfield shopping centre if you want a night out. Where else in London can you get that mix? The Village is truly one of London's best kept secrets - I love it here! :)
Local resident
Transport links in Walthamstow are great.
Local resident
E17 is the postcode district in East London incorporating the areas of Walthamstow, Upper Walthamstow. The local authority covering E17 is Waltham Forest. The postcode area does not cover all of east London; the remainder is covered by the RM (Romford) and IG postcode areas.
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