ferdiesfoodlab is held at Toynbee Hall - Aldgate East
it's 50m from Aldgate East tube station!
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Directions once you've popped out of the tube:
Walking north up Commercial St with the Sportec shop on the right hand side, past E1 cycles, about 50 yards on the same side of the road you'll see a small round blue and white sign that says Toynbee Hall on it. Turn into the walkway towards the tree and the fairy lights. On the left hand side is a stone archway with a door in it.
Welcome to ferdiesfoodlab!
If you're coming from Brick Lane turn right onto Old Montague St then left onto Commercial St and Toynbee Hall will be on your left. The turn is just before the small round blue and white sign that says Toynbee Hall on it. Turn into the walkway towards the tree and the fairy lights. On the left hand side is a stone archway with a door in it.
Welcome to ferdiesfoodlab!
Directions by public transport:
Underground:
Aldgate > Metropolitan / Circle lines (5 minute walk approx.)
Aldgate East > District, Hammersmith & City lines (less than 2 minutes walk)
Liverpool Street > Circle, Metropolitan, Hammersmith & City, Central and Mainline services (10 minute walk approx.)
Buses:
No's 15, 25, 115 & 253 pass the bottom of Commercial Street along Whitechapel High Street
No 67 from Stoke Newington/Stamford Hill via Dalston & Shoreditch stop on Commercial Street outside Toynbee Hall
No's 40, 42, 78 & 100 stop at Aldgate
No's 8, 26, 35, 43, 47, 48, 78, 149, 242 stop on Bishopsgate
No's 11, 23, 42, 133, 141, 214, 271 & 344 terminate outside Liverpool Street Station
Directions by car:
Parking?: There isn't any. . . well not on site.
Convenient multi-storey NCP car parks are located at:
Commercial Street, Middlesex Street , Shoreditch High Street
Places around and abouts:
The White Hart between Gunthorpe St and Commercial St on Whitechapel Rd is very near by.
Brick Lane
Also . . The Ten Bells opposite Spitalfields Market, and on the next corner, The Golden Heart. Also, on Heneage Street (turn down Fashion St off Commercial, then cross straight over Brick Lane) is another cosy local, The Pride of Spitalfields.
If there's any places you'd recommend - there are just so many!
Share them with me so I can share them with other guests. Help me build a list!
Walking north up Commercial St with the Sportec shop on the right hand side, past E1 cycles, about 50 yards on the same side of the road you'll see a small round blue and white sign that says Toynbee Hall on it. Turn into the walkway towards the tree and the fairy lights. On the left hand side is a stone archway with a door in it.
Welcome to ferdiesfoodlab!
If you're coming from Brick Lane turn right onto Old Montague St then left onto Commercial St and Toynbee Hall will be on your left. The turn is just before the small round blue and white sign that says Toynbee Hall on it. Turn into the walkway towards the tree and the fairy lights. On the left hand side is a stone archway with a door in it.
Welcome to ferdiesfoodlab!
Directions by public transport:
Underground:
Aldgate > Metropolitan / Circle lines (5 minute walk approx.)
Aldgate East > District, Hammersmith & City lines (less than 2 minutes walk)
Liverpool Street > Circle, Metropolitan, Hammersmith & City, Central and Mainline services (10 minute walk approx.)
Buses:
No's 15, 25, 115 & 253 pass the bottom of Commercial Street along Whitechapel High Street
No 67 from Stoke Newington/Stamford Hill via Dalston & Shoreditch stop on Commercial Street outside Toynbee Hall
No's 40, 42, 78 & 100 stop at Aldgate
No's 8, 26, 35, 43, 47, 48, 78, 149, 242 stop on Bishopsgate
No's 11, 23, 42, 133, 141, 214, 271 & 344 terminate outside Liverpool Street Station
Directions by car:
Parking?: There isn't any. . . well not on site.
Convenient multi-storey NCP car parks are located at:
Commercial Street, Middlesex Street , Shoreditch High Street
Places around and abouts:
The White Hart between Gunthorpe St and Commercial St on Whitechapel Rd is very near by.
Brick Lane
Also . . The Ten Bells opposite Spitalfields Market, and on the next corner, The Golden Heart. Also, on Heneage Street (turn down Fashion St off Commercial, then cross straight over Brick Lane) is another cosy local, The Pride of Spitalfields.
If there's any places you'd recommend - there are just so many!
Share them with me so I can share them with other guests. Help me build a list!
