London Caffs

Edwin Heathcote is an architect and writer living and working in London. He writes on architecture for the Financial Times as well as other specialist architectural and design journals, and is the author of several books. During his collaboration with Wiley--Academy, he has published Cinema Builders and guest--edited Furniture and Architecture, an issue of Architectural Design. He is also a founder and director of design company ize. Sue Barr is a photographer and tutor at the Architectural Association in London. Her work has been featured in numerous international journals and publications, including Icon and Architectural Design. A regular collaborator of Wiley--Academy, Sue Barra s photography appears in Barbican: Penthouse over the City and in the forthcoming 70s House, both by David Heathcote.

Foreword. Introduction. SOHO. WEST LONDON. Half Moon Cafe. Peterborough Cafe. P. George Snack Bar. River Cafe. WEST END & CENTRAL LONDON. The New Piccadilly. Bloomsbury Restaurant. Da Giovanni. Euro Sandwich Bar. Johns Sandwich Bar. Linoa s. Sandwich Bar. Mamaa s. Perdonia s. Metropolitan Cafe. PIMLICO. The Regency. Wilton Snack Bar. ISLINGTON. Alpino. S&M. CLERKENWELL & CITY. Andrews. Barbican Grill. Beppea s. The Copper Grill. Farinaa s. Golden Fish Bar. Muratori. Piccolo Sandwich Bar. Regis Snack Bar. Rosaa s. Scottia s Snack Bar. The Shepherdess. Vernasca. EAST LONDON. L Rodi. Pelliccia s. Typology. Biographies.