What do you need in Stroud Green?

Mirandola · April 2012

Seriously, someone out there open a deli. You will make money.

ChangN4N6 · April 2012

With a sports bar and dj attached

applehead · April 2012

could the deli sell really really good selection of breads please

ChangN4N6 · April 2012

Try Gregs in 7 Sisters. Chang

nacholibre · April 2012

a nice deli would be nice but in terms of fresh bread there is that lovely 24 hour bagel place on seven sisters road opposite finsbury park tube which you can get great bagettes from.

odd stewart · April 2012

That's cool for those over that way but a deli around the fiveways would but great for us. Selfishly, of course. I like salami you see.

barebackreader · April 2012

Bakery, deli, stationers, a really good off-licence, pet shop (for supplies, not live animals), tea rooms, little cinema (with live organist).

ChangN4N6 · April 2012

Why not have live pets? It's nice at Easter to be able to buy bunnies for the kids etc, Chang

barebackreader · April 2012

Yeah. And little chicks, and black cats at Hallowe'en and puppies at Christmas. When I was a kid it was terrapins (teenage mutant ninja turtles) that every spoilt brat flushed down the loo after a few weeks. Now I understand it's owls abandoned by disappointed muggle children after they fail the Hogwarts entrance exam.

odd stewart · April 2012

Jack's is a pretty good off license. I just hope some independent places stay open. I wonder how long before a Pret arrives. Have to say their cheese and pickle artisan baguette is very good though.

miss annie · April 2012

What kind of eedjit buys an owl for a child? I really do blame the parents, who seem to have forgotten the word 'no'.

Mirandola · April 2012

Jack's is very good, and there's a good pet shop on the Hornsey Road. If we'd had a deli I'd have had somewhere to buy nice Easter eggs.

gardener-joe · April 2012

oh, and better-looking men, ... although unless for hire the suggestion is a little off the retail theme ...

Idoru · April 2012

Good-looking men for hire is surely a business waiting to happen?

miss annie · April 2012

I love that pet shop on Hornsey Road the owner reminds me of Seasick Steve and he has a very beautiful blue macaw that flaps around the place. I went in to buy catnip for the cat we don't own and the chap told me a very interesting story about drug dealers selling catnip to their customers, apparently that is why catnip is now ground up very small instead of being sold in its original leaf form.@Idoru, that business already exists.

Jak · April 2012

We could do with a sex shop ! And a pet shop ! Combine the two and it could be called Beastiality ...

ChangN4N6 · April 2012

Task.

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Ali · April 2012

Vietnamese Noodle bar

krappyrubsnif · April 2012

Shoe shop. Nice sensible shoes or street shoes like boots.

Detritus · April 2012

A good old fashioned heavy metal or thrash club, not punk but something subtle, someplace I can mellow out to slayer, sepultura or napalm death.Or a specalist tea and cheese shop.

krappyrubsnif · April 2012

Why not both at once? Heavy metal cheese............yeah.

Idoru · April 2012

I don't think I have ever seen the words 'mellow out' in the same sentence as Slayer, Sepultura and Napalm Death before

therattle · April 2012

A pet shop and deli. They could put the pets which are past their sell-by dates to good use, and vice versa with the deli food. With some wine to wash it all down, and bread, of course.

Idoru · April 2012

Heavy metal cheese? Like Whitesnake?

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