PIN Terry`s

Historical diner

Terry came from a decent if unfluffy family of cooks . His father was a chef in the army and his mother a pastry cook and preparing food was very much part of his home environment. He was born and raised in South London all his family were from a modest borough where unrepaired bomb sites were a regular feature. Not unlike many working class families in London their summer holidays were spent working picking hops for the local breweries in Kent. The history of the cafe would be incomplete without mentioning his Auntie Kath who was a regular employee here until she passed 85 years.

About

Terry's is a traditional English restaurant serving, amongst other staples, a fine all day English breakfast. Lovers of English traditional food will not be disappointed and all products are home-made. Omelette are big, good and filling served with delicious chips by helpful staff. Located at 158 Great Suffolk St , Terry’s has been a favourite with the locals since 1982. Inside the decor includes walls filled with portraits of the recent past. It is the only London Café with it’s own brand of Tea and Terry’s flourishes in the heart of Borough, London SE1.

TripTide Thoughts

A friendly and bubbly Borough cafe very much part of the local DNA

Owner

William Souef

I am a passionate Frenchman who loves London with its history, culture and diversity. I am living in Wandsworth during a six month internship during which I am enjoying London life to the full....