Hiya Guys,
So, this weekend I ventured into the wider area of London and went to Shoreditch with some of my friends. My travels started with a trip underground, a walk to a cereal cafe, a trip to a Jewish bakery and then an adventure to find a wall. Sounds interesting? Well I'll give you a short insight into my day!
The Cereal Killer Cafe in Shoreditch is extremely tiny and if you didn't know about it and what it looked like, you would've missed it. It is located on the amazing and famous Brick Lane along with hundreds of weird and wonderful shops as well as beautiful smelling food (especially during Sunday Market Day).
The cafe is extremely hipster and when you walk in, the first thing that you see is the lines and lines of cereal boxes on the furthest wall filled with things from typical weetabix to cinnabons. As we walked to downstairs, it felt like we were stepping into the 1960s with video tapes and old boyband posters scattered. None of it worked together but for some reason it all just felt right.
After we sat down, we were stuck with the hugest task ever. It beat having to find an alternate way to get too Shoreditch and walking down roads of food whilst having the will power to not buy anything. This task was choosing the cereal. There were over 300 types of cereal and this didn't include the amazing 'cereal cocktails' where they put together cereal, toppings and extra's (it was very flexible) and allowed you to choose from less but get more.
Eventually I chose a toffee type cocktail with a culmination of cereal, banana's, cream and toffee bits which was literally heaven. You could tell that they really put thought into it because, although my ingredients went together nicely, my friend's seemed so odd but worked together well. It included things like party rings, twinkies and hundreds of thousands. Literally there is something for everyone and that includes people who don't like plain milk because you can have different types of milk and coffee etc.
We then ventured into Shoreditch high street because a certain 5sos fangirl (me) wanted to visit a certain wall that the band made for there upcoming album (see my previous post for a review). Apart from the annoying vandalism by some people, the wall was absolutely beautiful and basically represented the new broken scene very well.
So my sum up is, if you are ever in Shoreditch, visit the Cereal Killer cafe and the 5SOS wall, and definitely check out some of the smaller shops and bakeries. It may take a day to really take everything in but it is worth it! Let me know if you've been to either and drop me a comment if you enjoyed it!
The Cereal Killer Cafe in Shoreditch is extremely tiny and if you didn't know about it and what it looked like, you would've missed it. It is located on the amazing and famous Brick Lane along with hundreds of weird and wonderful shops as well as beautiful smelling food (especially during Sunday Market Day).
The cafe is extremely hipster and when you walk in, the first thing that you see is the lines and lines of cereal boxes on the furthest wall filled with things from typical weetabix to cinnabons. As we walked to downstairs, it felt like we were stepping into the 1960s with video tapes and old boyband posters scattered. None of it worked together but for some reason it all just felt right.
After we sat down, we were stuck with the hugest task ever. It beat having to find an alternate way to get too Shoreditch and walking down roads of food whilst having the will power to not buy anything. This task was choosing the cereal. There were over 300 types of cereal and this didn't include the amazing 'cereal cocktails' where they put together cereal, toppings and extra's (it was very flexible) and allowed you to choose from less but get more.
Eventually I chose a toffee type cocktail with a culmination of cereal, banana's, cream and toffee bits which was literally heaven. You could tell that they really put thought into it because, although my ingredients went together nicely, my friend's seemed so odd but worked together well. It included things like party rings, twinkies and hundreds of thousands. Literally there is something for everyone and that includes people who don't like plain milk because you can have different types of milk and coffee etc.
We then ventured into Shoreditch high street because a certain 5sos fangirl (me) wanted to visit a certain wall that the band made for there upcoming album (see my previous post for a review). Apart from the annoying vandalism by some people, the wall was absolutely beautiful and basically represented the new broken scene very well.
So my sum up is, if you are ever in Shoreditch, visit the Cereal Killer cafe and the 5SOS wall, and definitely check out some of the smaller shops and bakeries. It may take a day to really take everything in but it is worth it! Let me know if you've been to either and drop me a comment if you enjoyed it!
That's all for now my dears,
See you soon
xxx
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