Five of east London's best-rated pie and mash shops to visit during British Pie WeekPie and mash shops in East London are a cherished part of culinary tradition, especially celebrated during British Pie Week.
Popular 100-year-old Deptford Pie and Mash shop to close for good this monthA historic Pie and Mash shop in Deptford is closing its doors permanently on January 25, following over 100 years of operation.
Family-run Eltham pie and mash shop calls for dish to be given protected statusMichelle Jones is striving to preserve pie and mash traditions while facing challenges from changing tastes and recent burglaries.
Popular 100-year-old Deptford Pie and Mash shop to close for good this monthA historic Pie and Mash shop in Deptford is closing its doors permanently on January 25, following over 100 years of operation.
Family-run Eltham pie and mash shop calls for dish to be given protected statusMichelle Jones is striving to preserve pie and mash traditions while facing challenges from changing tastes and recent burglaries.
Manze's 110-year-old pie and mash shop in Deptford is shutting for good this monthManze's Deptford branch, a historic pie and mash shop since 1914, closes January 25, 2023, marking the end of an era.Owner George Mascall is retiring, with no family interest in continuing the business, leading customers to mourn its impending closure.
There's a lot of nostalgia': how cockney cuisine emigrated from the East End to EssexPie and mash shops are a traditional English staple, but are becoming scarce in London due to changing tastes and gentrification.Essex has emerged as a new hub for pie and mash shops, with the likes of F Cooke and Robins opening in Chelmsford.
Manze's 110-year-old pie and mash shop in Deptford is shutting for good this monthManze's Deptford branch, a historic pie and mash shop since 1914, closes January 25, 2023, marking the end of an era.Owner George Mascall is retiring, with no family interest in continuing the business, leading customers to mourn its impending closure.
There's a lot of nostalgia': how cockney cuisine emigrated from the East End to EssexPie and mash shops are a traditional English staple, but are becoming scarce in London due to changing tastes and gentrification.Essex has emerged as a new hub for pie and mash shops, with the likes of F Cooke and Robins opening in Chelmsford.
The best pie and mash in London: 12 of the tastiest traditional spotsTraditional pie and mash shops are a beloved yet declining London institution, with only around 20 remaining from a peak of 150 in the 1930s.
Pie and mash could be given protected status as campaigners push for changeRichard Holden is advocating for Traditional Speciality Guaranteed status for pie and mash, celebrating its cultural significance and desire for protected recognition.
The best pie and mash in London: 12 of the tastiest traditional spotsTraditional pie and mash shops are a beloved yet declining London institution, with only around 20 remaining from a peak of 150 in the 1930s.
Pie and mash could be given protected status as campaigners push for changeRichard Holden is advocating for Traditional Speciality Guaranteed status for pie and mash, celebrating its cultural significance and desire for protected recognition.