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OK, I know this post doesn't strictly belong in the family room discussion, but any suggestions on where to go for a hearty brunch near London Bridge? Want somewhere cool and buzzy... we're going CHILD FREE, so no need for high chairs, balloons or patient serving staff!
it was sort of my post work local too - although my boy colleagues preferred the woolpack so that was where we inevitably ended up. I used to always see Zandra Rhodes on that street as the fashion museum is there and think she lives on the top floor or something.

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