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The local food scene around Keybridge is vibrant, multicultural, and community-driven — perfect for modern London living. Cuisines range from British, Portuguese, Chinese, Indian, Polish, Eritrean, and more.

Little Portugal is just along the South Lambeth Road which offers a choice of Portuguese restaurants, cafés, bakeries and grocery stores.

The beautiful Moon Struck Cafe, with its modern charm and delicious coffee, offers coffee courses for coffee aficionado’s.  Gastro pubs such as the Fentiman Arms and Canton Arms offering traditional British dishes with a rustic charm. 

The local Wedding House Patisserie, that not only serves pastries, but all-day breakfast and lunch. There are also the more familiar names such as Gails (located on Keybridge), Pret and Starbucks. 

Exquisite cake shops such a Sakurado with its Japanese mille crepe layer cakes and authentic treats, or try Bonnington Square, home to the Italian café Italo and the quaint vegetarian Bonnington Café operated by a collective of local chefs.

Brunswick House is a fabulous restaurant, cafe and bar within a Georgian Mansion.  The nearby Garden Vauxhall adds a lively outdoor social space with a variety of vendors, and the Market Place Vauxhall food hall that takes you around with world with cuisines ranging from the Yorkshire burrito to Argentinean, Indian, Japanese, and Italian cuisine and many more.

Lambeth is home to over 78 public parks, commons, and other open spaces, which including Vauxhall Park which is directly opposite Keybridge, Archbishops Park, Larkhall Park, Kennington Park, Cleaver Square and Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens, — all within easy walking distance, offering playgrounds, sports fields, riverside trails and community gardens

• Vauxhall Park is a peaceful, leafy retreat with colorful flower beds and meandering paths, a multi-use games area with basketball hoops and tennis courts, a children’s playground and a cafe
• Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens has year-round activity.  The park has a playground, basketball court and is home to the London Pétanque Club that plays boules every Wednesday and Saturday. Summer events include outdoor cinema and karaoke.  There is a selection of eateries around the gardens, which include the Tea House theatre, the Black dog pub and cafes along the arches
• Vauxhall City Farm - is an urban farm set in 1.5 acres which includes animals and gardens and offers a range of educational, horticultural and recreational workshops, volunteering, guided tours, and a cafe called The Old Dairy.

For more information, visit the Lambeth website.

Underground and Rail

• Nine Elms - Northern Line - 6-minute walk
• Vauxhall - Victoria Line and National Rail
  • The National Rail trains serve Waterloo and Clapham Junction in 5 minutes, with connections to places such as Barnes, Putney, Richmond, Windsor, Twickenham and Hampton Court

Bus Network

Excellent bus coverage via routes 77, 87, 87, 87, 88, 344, 360, N87 - serve local stops such as Wheatsheaf Lane, Nine Elms, Vauxhall Bus Station, Tyers Street, and Lambeth Palace

River Boat

Lambeth Pier (St George’s Wharf) and Westminster Pier are within an 8–11 min walk - Thames Clipper routes operate between Putney to Barking Riverside.

To discover for yourself how easy it is to get around London from Keybridge, visit the TFL Journey Planner.

Within a short walk, Keybridge residents have access to a wide range of essential amenities:

Local Supermarkets include Sainsbury’s Superstore, Tesco Express, Little Waitrose, Shop and Go Oriental Store. 

Within a short distance there’s a good selection of convenience stores, including Amba Food and Wine which is directly opposite Keybridge – as the name suggests, it has a great wine selection.

Tony’s Deli, also across the street, is a great spot to collect a quick lunch on the go – try their paninis made fresh to order.

Household stores include Argos and Habitat

Banks / ATM - Barclays, NatWest, and Santander