So you are either looking for a place to have lunch in Shoreditch or for a company who provides an HTML email design service.
By stuart on March 23rd, 2010.
So you are either looking for a place to have lunch in Shoreditch or for a company who provides an HTML email design service.
By lee on March 23rd, 2010.
With lunch venues running short, By the Scruff hunted around Shoreditch looking for our next victim.
By stuart on March 8th, 2010.
I saw this poster in Bow town hall while waiting to register the birth of my baby daughter last week. I couldn’t quite believe that the designer of this poster for the borders agency hadn’t pointed out that the URL was completely ridiculous and useless.
By lee on February 25th, 2010.

By the Scruff’s attempt to travel round the world in 80 lunches took us to Japan in the shape of Hoxton’s Japanese Canteen. With emphasis on canteen, the place definitely had more of a take away vibe inside; very small with limited places to sit. With focus on those in a hurry, the ordering method was to queue at the till and either wait at the side with the too-busy-to-stay people or sit in a very tall chair around a very tall table. We sat. It also bothered me that the staff were not Japanese? Let’s hope they were in the kitchen.
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By lee on February 17th, 2010.
Vietnamese restaurant Little Hanoi hosts the fifth lunch club, situated on Curtain Road, Old Street end.

The restaurant has signs outside advertising it’s all-you-can-eat lunch buffet. At £6.50, it seems like a good deal. Even though the restaurant claims to be Vietnamese the lunch buffet is anything but, stocking your standard Chinese regulars: sweet & sour chicken, Beef in black bean sauce, chicken curry, egg fried rice, noodles, spring rolls, chicken in batter, chicken wings, weird tofu dish etc.
By lee on February 1st, 2010.
Round 4 and By the Scruff dines at the trendy Zigfrid Von Underbelly on Hoxton Square.
The quirky decor makes for an interesting trip whilst you roam for a seat as Zigfrid’s is a popular location any time of the day. Downstairs holds the club – the Underbelly – which hosts all sorts of acts but recently the rock and indie scene have taken control.
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By lee on January 29th, 2010.
Things are hotting up in the Shoreditch lunch club and the third round has By the Scruff dining at one of the many Vietnamese restaurants in Shoreditch – Viet Grill.
Situated on the bustling Kingsland road you are spoilt for choice if the palate craves the far-east, with two other Vietnamese restaurants next door and many more along this stretch.
By lee on January 19th, 2010.
Round 2 of the lunch club saw us visit the 1920′s esque Electricity Showrooms in Hoxton Square.
After entering through the tricky rotating door (a definite health risk come 2am) the place had a nice buzz and sat with a window view of Hoxton street. In the Summer, these windows open right up. Perhaps a better exit route than the door?
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By lee on January 14th, 2010.
So the lunch club is officially up and running and the first contender is Rivington street’s bar/club Cargo.

It was a dreary day in Shoreditch so we opted to eat inside but the place has a great outside terrace perfect for a summer’s day sunning. The offer at the time of visiting was a £5 lunch special. The Shredded pork burrito was our first choice but was also everyone else’s apparantly, so we resorted to the back-up: Pan-roasted Cajun-blackened catfish fillet with chunky chips, blanched peas and tartare sauce, washed down with a pint of Amstel.
By lee on November 20th, 2009.
You know another week has passed at By the Scruff when the stomach pleasing lunch club arrives. Every Friday, as a pat on the back for a hard working week, By the Scruff treats itself to lunch on the town. After a few visits to the numerous eateries in London’s Shoreditch area, we decided to keep a diary of our escapades and experiences to help those feeling dazed at the choice Old Street offers to the ravenous.
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