Category: News
The Brick Lane Bagel Shop Is Exactly What It Always Was And This Is Enormously Comforting
Cyndi Himmelstiere on Shoreditch and East London culture Bohiney Magazine | The London Prat The Brick Lane Bagel Shop Is Exactly What It Always Was…
Columbia Road Flower Market Is Perfect And Also Completely Impossible To Navigate On A Sunday Morning
Cyndi Himmelstiere on Shoreditch and East London culture Bohiney Magazine | The London Prat Columbia Road Flower Market Is Perfect And Also Completely Impossible To…
Hoxton Square Has Been Gentrified, Re-Gentrified, And Is Now Entering What Experts Call Post-Gentrification
Cyndi Himmelstiere on Shoreditch and East London culture Bohiney Magazine | The London Prat Hoxton Square Has Been Gentrified, Re-Gentrified, And Is Now Entering What…
The Boxpark On Bethnal Green Road Is Full And Nobody Can Explain Exactly Why It Works
Cyndi Himmelstiere on Shoreditch and East London culture Bohiney Magazine | The London Prat The Boxpark On Bethnal Green Road Is Full And Nobody Can…
Shoreditch Has Opened Its Four Hundred And Twelfth Chicken Shop And This One Has A Chef Patron
Cyndi Himmelstiere on Shoreditch and East London culture Bohiney Magazine | The London Prat Shoreditch Has Opened Its Four Hundred And Twelfth Chicken Shop And…
Shoreditch Nights: How London’s Coolest Neighborhood Became Its Most Superficial
Cyndi Himmelstiere On Authenticity And Its Destruction Shoreditch Nights: How London’s Coolest Neighborhood Became Its Most Superficial Bohiney Magazine and The London Prat present this…
What the Tech Offices of Old Street Replaced
The specific buildings that transitioned from printing, garment trade warehousing, and electrical component manufacturing to technology company offices — and what the traces of their…
Shoreditch High Street Station at 15 Years
What the East London Line extension meant for Shoreditch’s connections to the rest of London, what the Peckham and Dalston connections specifically changed, and why…
The Whitecross Street Coffee Shop Without WiFi
A coffee shop near the Barbican that has operated without WiFi since opening in 2020, the specific clientele it attracted instead of the laptop-worker demographic,…
Hoxton Square in Summer: Who Uses It at Each Hour
The garden in Hoxton Square has different populations at different hours — dog walkers before 9, office workers 9-6, mixed 6-9, younger crowd after 9…
