To mark three new books out next month, today writer and artist Siobhan Wall picks six places located off the beaten track in the borough of Camden. A senior lecturer for over ten years, Wall’s artwork has been exhibited alongside (Kentish Town-based) Paula Rego; as well as at both the Whitechapel Gallery and ICA. She is the author of Quiet London, Quiet Amsterdam, Quiet Paris and Quiet New York.
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Quaker Centre Cafe

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Jewish Museum and Café

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The Wesley Hotel and Café

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The Bree Louise

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Ambala Foods

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Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation

All of the above picks are wheelchair accessible
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Quiet London, Food & Drink, Quiet London: Culture, and Quiet London, Quiet Corners, all by Siobhan Wall, are published on August 7. Each guide is priced at £7.99 (Frances Lincoln).
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Joe Flatman
Nice article and I I love the Bree Louise, but a place for quiet contemplation? I think not. Too well known and thus too busy most times of the day…