butcher and (not more but) less gentrification

miss annie

Probably. The lovely fish restaurant cooked lovely food but probably didn't look the part enough for people to use it - no breezeblocks, bricks, mismatched chairs or filament bulbs in there, just really nice food.

CityOfSin

This forum is always quick to blame locals for not supporting certain businesses, but in the case of Chez Liline, I was told it closed because the chef had a stroke. Restaurants close every day and not always because they were bad / empty / not trendy - sometimes people just move or stop cooking.

miss annie

 I stand corrected on Chez Liline. I do believe that local business will thrive if people use them and close if they don't.

verga

I used to have the most delicious fish with spiced butterbeans, and also the lovely Three Sauce fish.  i particularly remember going on the Mauritian national day and the whole place was heaving with Mauritian families<br>

verga

and a correction for the name of the new butcher's - it is actually called FARM BUTCHER CENTRE<div><br></div><div>i think we are approaching peak butcher</div><div><br></div><div><br></div><div><br></div>

verga

and a correction for the name of the new butcher's - it is actually called FARM BUTCHER CENTRE<div><br></div><div>i think we are approaching peak butcher</div><div><br></div><div><br></div><div><br></div>