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- Tremendous Eritrean food
- Mostly vegan menu
- Excellent price point
(💸cash only preferred)
(💸cash only preferred)
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lovely ethiopian restaurant in brixton. really friendly staff. filling portion sizes with a good price to match. good vegan/vegetarian options as well.
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👨for oxtail stew w jollof rice
If say you’ve been at an opening at board room committee room and it’s getting late and you’re getting hungry Or if you’re just about Govan Glasgow Scotland UK The staff are nice I had a truly great time
If say you’ve been at an opening at board room committee room and it’s getting late and you’re getting hungry Or if you’re just about Govan Glasgow Scotland UK The staff are nice I had a truly great time
Feb 28, 2024
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😃it's very easy to have for vegetarians, has great flavour, tastes good as fuck, and mad good for you because it's mostly vegetable stews and probiotic bread. in London also pretty cheap
May 28, 2025
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Some of my faves are coming of age memoirs by women carving out their space in the world in dialogue with culture, close relationships, and creativity of different kinds <3
- The Outrun by Amy Liptrott - a gorgeous exploration of identity and nature in the wreckage of, and then recovery from, alcoholism. Set in 2010s London and Orkney (very neurodivergent coded).
- Mean by Myriam Gurba - electrifying coming of age as a queer mixed-race Chicana. So original and sharp.
- Just Kids by Patti Smith - beautiful coming of age as an artist in late 60s/early 70s NYC in companionship with a creative best friend.
- Run Towards the Danger by Sarah Polley - essays on navigating disability and identity as a child star with a dysfunctional family.
- The Plague and by Betty MacDonald - gorgeously witty account of life in a tuberculosis sanatorium in the 1940s.
- The Outrun by Amy Liptrott - a gorgeous exploration of identity and nature in the wreckage of, and then recovery from, alcoholism. Set in 2010s London and Orkney (very neurodivergent coded).
- Mean by Myriam Gurba - electrifying coming of age as a queer mixed-race Chicana. So original and sharp.
- Just Kids by Patti Smith - beautiful coming of age as an artist in late 60s/early 70s NYC in companionship with a creative best friend.
- Run Towards the Danger by Sarah Polley - essays on navigating disability and identity as a child star with a dysfunctional family.
- The Plague and by Betty MacDonald - gorgeously witty account of life in a tuberculosis sanatorium in the 1940s.