Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
333 Green Lanes
I just went past 333 Green Lanes on the bus and the builders have uncovered this rather nice old painted Fish Bar sign. In recent years this shop has been Valentines cafe, then a very short lived Italian trattoria, then a buffet style kebab shop and more recently a ladies clothes shop! I wonder what they'll try here next.
Albums: Old Shop Signs
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Comment by Liz on April 18, 2011 at 12:14
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Where's this taken, Rich?
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Comment by richwool on April 18, 2011 at 12:26
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Hi. Sorry it seemed to upload before I added the title. It's just past Endymion Rd on the left
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Fabulous sign. Ditto to wishing it was a fish bar!!! Please someone make it so!
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Comment by Hugh on April 18, 2011 at 15:49
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Thanks for that Rich. There are a couple more 'old signs revealed' that have been added to the gallery in the past. I've added a tag to this photo so you can see them too.
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Comment by StephenBln on April 18, 2011 at 23:52
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hopefully they'll TRY burning that door - seriously tho', a proper Tottenham fish & chip shop would be good.. look at all those wires..
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I took a snap of this today and was planning on forwarding it on to HOL - It made me imagine thousands of people pouring out of the Harringay Stadium or Arena to get their fill. Lovely?
By the way Georges Fish Bar on St Anns Road opposite the Salisbury Pub is obviously the missing link to you guys. Good enough for us on Wednesday nights after swimming? yum yum
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Comment by John D on April 19, 2011 at 7:35
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There's a good fish bar opposite the mosque on Wightman. Fish and chips are cooked fresh, not stored on hot shelf. Consequently you may have to wait 10 minutes but it's worth it. Small portions at reduced price for the grey-haired indigents.
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Comment by John McMullan on April 19, 2011 at 22:19
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Stephen, the view from the bus of all the Satellite dishes on that bit of Green Lanes makes me realise that many of our fellow residents just come here to watch TV from home.
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lol, John and not only in the UK..
There's something to be said for the good old days before sat dishes & Internet TV, when immigrants, like me, had to make do with a diet of local TV stations.. it did help learning the language and perhaps stopped people living in their 'bubbles'.
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Comment by Nigel Lupton (luptonn) on April 24, 2011 at 18:00
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For its next incarnation it looks like the shop is going to be a computer repair shop
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