moonbabe's Qype reviews
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11 Allen Road, London N16 8SB
moonbabe
wrote on 9 October 2007
Local yoga centre. I have not used the adult classes but they seem reasonably priced and I have heard good things about them.
The kids classes on the other hand are very good. The Ballet and Yoga classes are the ones I have used. The teachers for both classes were good at maintaining control of the children and my sister enjoys them.There is also a nice organic cafe that serves home baked cakes, I would reccomend the chocolate brownie for a good sweet snack.
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181 Stoke Newington Church Street, Stoke Newington, London N16 0UH
moonbabe
wrote on 9 October 2007
I really like this bar, particularly in the summer as they have quite a big beer garden. The (Thai) food is quite good and not too expensive and the drinks are average priced for the area.
They often have free comedy and live music on and are a popular Edinburgh Fringe preview venue. They advertise that they have Wi-Fi but it is not something I have used.
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215 Stoke Newington High Street, Stoke Newington, London N16 0LH
moonbabe
wrote on 9 October 2007
Slightly cheaper than the local competition but in my opinion not worth it.
Starters were not bad but the main courses were not good, noodles, flavourless and dry and the rice greasy.
Of course I may just have caught them on a bad day but I don't think I'll be giving them a second chance.
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23-27 Arcola Street, London E8 2DJ
moonbabe
wrote on 4 October 2007
Fantastic off-west-end / fringe theatre. Both visiting companies and in-house productions.
Studio 1 is the Main House which transforms completely from production to production, often becoming completely unrecognisable. Studio 2 is very intimate and can offer an intense theatre experience.
In house production values are consistantly high but without the ticket prices to match. Almost all tickets being under £15. Visiting productions obviously vary on quality depending on the company but are generally good.
Pay what you can tuesdays are great for the less well off or those new to Fringe Theatre, but often sell out so get there early.
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84 Stoke Newington Church Street, Stoke Newington, London N16 0AP
moonbabe
wrote on 4 October 2007
Great shop, if sometimes a bit pricey.
Each item is individually chosen to complement the rest of the stock, which is constantly changing.
Eclectic mix of stock from toys to shoes to art, but always a decent range and of good quality.
Great place to buy an unusual or unique gift for a child but as I say a bit pricey for everyday purchases.