About the East Dulwich Guide (established 2000) East Dulwich, SE22, is in the borough of Southwark and is bordered by Peckham, Camberwell and Dulwich Village. Character: Victorian suburb Transport: Bus & rail. The East Dulwich Guide has four sections: Home: Bookmark this page for Where To Go. History: An illustrated local history timeline. Info: A-Z bars, restaurants, shops, services. Property: A-Z of the best roads to buy or rent in. The East Dulwich Guide is part of the South London Guide. Click here for monthly events For other districts select from the left and right columns
		Recently Opened in East Dulwich Homemade (opened July 2010) Café on corner of Barry Rd & Upland Rd defone (opened June 2010) Wonderful Grove Vale shop selling Dutch eco-paint HighVibe (opened May 2010) Fitness studio next to Therapy in Melbourne Grove using Vibration training. Cabot Gray (opened 2009) Independent estate agent opposite East Dulwich station Swadesh (opened 2009) Up-market Indian restaurant win quality wines
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		Focus On: Homemade Barry Road Homemade is a new cafe that opened its doors in summer 2010. It has already been acclaimed for the quality of its coffee by other cafe owners we know. Home made say they are “Celebrating seasonality and the best of home-cooking 'homemade' will be cooking up breakfasts and light lunches, cakes and sandwiches, freshly squeezed juices and smoothies, homemade jams and pickles, soups, stews, pies, pasties and pastries” More info
		Focus On: The George Canning 139 Grove Lane, 020 7207 1465 Situated near the Dulwich/Camberwell border this historic pub, established for over 150 years, has under new management since April 2010. It is run by local restauranters David, Jason & Liz. Their aim is to offer good food as well as good beers and wines. Al fresco seating.