Top 10 Best Unique cultural experiences in Sidcup

“I come here to get all my tattoos and piercings, everyone who works here is wonderful and I love coming in to have stuff done. All the artists do amazing flash designs as well as being very creative with requests. Very personable people and easy to talk to!”

“Delicious, hearty Lebanese food served in a wonderful and friendly atmosphere! Charbel the chef and owner kindly checked on us and ensured we were having a great time. Couldn’t recommend this restaurant more - 10/10!”

“Went to Penelope’s on Wednesday, it’s opening day. My daughter and I had the Penelope’s special pancakes. They were amazing with fresh fruit , syrup and clotted cream. The restaurant has been beautifully decorated inside and has an fab outdoor area. There is a farm shop which you can also access via the restaurant selling lots of local produce. I picked up some funky pasta, a baking kit for my daughter and some doggy treats . A super first experience and can’t wait to try the pizzas .”

“Great looking pub. Helpful staff on shift as well. I popped along to look at the quality of the bar following a referb for a project I am working on and was impressed. Good selection of drinks and nicely presented and played out. Will pop back for a few drinks ks sometime soon”

“Large shop has almost everything you need , clean and friendly staff”

“Lovely soft organic cotton, clear instructions on use and most importantly my daughter loves it. Great to have the closeness with your baby, whilst they are safe and snug and you are hands free. Love it!”

“I'm very happy sending my son to Brighthorizons New Eltham. He absolutely loves the nursery and it's setting so as my daughter did 7 years ago. Excellent environment, friendly and nurturing staff, impeccable hygiene standards, cheerful and happy children. So grateful to Michelle and Team! Keep it going :-)”

“I went to this primary school and overall I think it was quite a decent school. Teachers were really good and prepared me for secondary school.”

“I've just moved back to Sidcup after many years away and Vino Vita with a new look is still here. My needs are all supplied in one place no queuing just good shopper sense does the trick. Good to see somethings don't change.”

“I have nothing but good things to say about this school. Both of my children have done well here. My son started in year 7 with good but not brilliant results, he is now in the first year of sixth form having gained 9 GCSE's a-b grades and is on course for university. My daughter is doing exceptionally well in year 9, in all subjects. They're not perfectly behaved, they have fun in school and and are both very active - they like being at school, never want to take time off and have always achieved high percentage of attendance. They also make no bones in complaining if something isn't right - but hopefully do it in a constructive way. As parents we try to always show solidarity with the school in front of the children, but when we do complain, the school are generally receptive and sort things out. There are no doubt very badly behaved children within school and Cleeve is in my opinion used as the local dumping ground for troubled children, but the school has an holistic approach to learning, it cares about each and every child as a whole It has some fabulous teachers Mr K - an amazing math teacher and form tutor, Ms Morgan - has the finger on the pulse with every child, Mr Bone - brilliant, Mr Luck, Miss Goody, Ms Crozier and the fabulous Ms Stokes to name but a few....... My children have had brilliant opportunities with this school Duke of Edinburgh award, skiing trips, choir, drama,french trips, competing in the bexley athletics, University trips, engineering awards, sports leadership, mentoring to name but a few. The school has lovely grounds and makes a real effort to keep the school tidy and clean despite the efforts of some pupils who obviously don't know how to behave. I think its very sad, that children/parents feel the need to say such awful things about their school without balancing their comments with all the efforts that are made for the children who want to learn.”