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Much loved (by us) restaurateur Danny Meyer says that you should never open a restaurant more than five minutes from where you live. After weeks on tenterhooks - we're delighted to reveal that we just got the go ahead for our site, and it's our dream spot.
Right in the heart of Stoke Newington, just a few minutes from our founder Joel's house. No. 93 Church Street. To celebrate our new doors - which will, all things being well, open this August - here's a few pictures our friend Amir (aka @historyofstokey) dug up, of No. 93 as it's appeared through the ages.
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Copyright © 1980 Alan Denney. No. 93 is just visible on the right - as Wimbledon Sewing Machine Club.
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| Copyright © 1990 Derek Baker. Research conducted by Derek Baker into the history of the site from 1910 to 1990. |
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Maynard's print advert 1951, source unknown.
Back when No. 93 was a gift store. Nothing like fancy goods and bric à brac. And a bit of personal attention. |
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| Copyright © 1990 Derek Baker. No. 93's incarnation as A.R.Dennis - 'the bookies of distinction'. |
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