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Babaji Pide

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Babaji Pide
53 Shaftesbury Avenue, Soho, London, W1D 6LB

Pide, sometimes called ‘Turkish pizza,’ is a boat-shaped flat bread with a variety of toppings that may include...Read more

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Blue Plaques in London

Edward Lear Green Plaque - From 1859-1865 the poet, painter and traveller Edward Lear 1812 - 1888 made a house on this site his London home and studio. Lear Bicentenary 2012
Thomas John Barnardo Blue Plaque - THOMAS BARNARDO 1845-1905 Founder of Dr Barnardo’s Homes for children lived here 1875-1879
William Morris Bronze Plaque - This business was founded in 1861 by William Morris Artist and Poet for the manufacture of his designs in wallpapers, chintzes, woven fabrics, carpets, decoration, stained glass, and for the advancement of his great reform in all the decorative arts
Brian Epstein Blue Plaque - Brian Epstein The Beatles Manager and impresario worked here 1963-1964
Quintin Hogg Blue Plaque - Quintin Hogg 1845-1903 founder of the Polytechnic Regent Street lived here 1885-1898
François-René De Chateaubriand Brass Plaque - In 1793 the author of "Memoires D'Outre-Tombe" Chateaubriand 1768–1848 lived as an emigre in a garret close to this site and began his literary career. He returned in 1822 as French Ambassador and resided in Portland Place

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