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Hey Maggie i think i saw you there this morning, I was with my little sister, we came after church is the coffee thing going to be a regular thing because I might bring my mum :) and 50% really?!?! I might get it done after church on sunday :)


also message me your number please i'll take you up on the drink!! Nags Head in Peckham we'll go see Natalie??

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> Where's this? sounds great



Its the top end of the lane - near the Libary (same side) opposite the Plough pub! Is truely lovely! They spoke about a opening day aswell on a saturday - but im not sure when? Ill fond oht n keep u posted! As worth a visit! X

mrure26 i think the prices are quite good normally i get mine done in central london but i much prefer this place, plus i got a great discount so theres nothing i can complain about!! theres also a really good food shop a couple doors down "Hanush" has anyone else tried it ? I had this wrap thing, It was soo good!!!

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