Restaurant

Angels & Gypsies

Located on the ground floor of CHST, Angels & Gypsies exudes a warm pilgrims welcome, as if on the the road to Santiago ; with magical stained glass, Church Pews lining weathered brickwork, a façade of elegant hand painted tiles panelling the bar and majestic iberico Jamons hanging by the window.

Inspired by childhood flavours of the North Spain and the Mediterranean, the Angels & Gypsies kitchen offers creative Tapas comfort in the ‘Village Style’

Everything is prepared from scratch on site, using fresh wholesome seasonal ingredients; from the organic sourdough baked daily to the house made ice cream churned with organic Neal’s yard cream there is nothing bought in frozen or processed from another kitchen.

Driven by the passion for quality ingredients, small independent producers and suppliers are utilized whose emphasis is on quality, provenance and traceability.

Wild dayboat fish, seasonal organic vegetables from farms in Kent, rare breed pork, organic longhorn beef feature extensively on our menu while we stringently select our beverage suppliers for quality. Our Cured charcuterie, Jamon, Salichichon, & Lomo are imported directly from Salamanca, Spain.

Angels & Gypsies offers a humble retreat to leisurely , sip, taste, eat, banter, experience and absorb the Spanish culture of creative cooking and hospitality.

Available for events, group bookings, and parties.

Visit the Angels and Gypsies website.
Enquiries : info@angelsandgypises.com

The Guardian

This a fun, exuberant hotel, an unashamedly kitsch yet lovable establishment that will have you grasping for Spanish words of exclamation you never thought you knew.

10 of the best budget hotels in London

Dixe Willis

The Independent

Individuality, service and, crucially, value for money. Rooms are decorated like a Mexican casita, the bar stocks an impressive range of rums and their breakfast, served in gorgeous crockery, is all organic.

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The Sunday times, The hotel Guru

Funky ‘theme hotel’ in off-beat south London, a one-off sanctuary and eclectic mix of Mexican style and sumptuous colours. Full of character and divine tapas.

Fiona Duncan

Elle magazine

Bona fide slice of Latin-American cool, slap-bang in the heart of SE5.

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Patricia Campbell

Lonely Planet

One of London’s most individual boutique hotels, this vibrant establishment is a much needed shot of tequila into the hotel landscape of London.

Fashionbite

Gloriously brazen shrine to Spanish Americana, this is a chink of pure sunshine in the dull London drizzle.

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Amy