Restaurant Fika

Address: Brick Lane 161, London, E16SB - London see map

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Overview Restaurant

Restaurant type : Restaurant

Price area:Less than £20 (no drinks)

Cuisine : Finnish

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# 49843 from 49843 Restaurants in London

# 1 from 44 Caterings in London

# 1 from 2408 Bars/Pubs in London

Details about restaurant Restaurant Fika in city London - LDN, restaurant cwith kitchen Finnish address Brick Lane 161, London, E16SB - London.Go here to reservation Restaurant Fika page

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Details and Ambience Restaurant Fika

Restaurant type: Restaurants / Caterings / Bars/Pubs
Price area: Less than £20 (no drinks)
Cuisine: Finnish , European
Restaurants Finnish in London
Caterings cuisine Finnish in London
Bars/Pubs cuisine Finnish in London
Owner: Zemika Assedahl
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Schedule:

Monday
  12:00 - 23:00

Tuesday
  12:00 - 23:00

Wednesday
  12:00 - 23:00

Thursday
  12:00 - 23:00

Friday
  12:00 - 00:00

Saturday
  11:00 - 00:00

Sunday
  11:00 - 22:30

Alcohol: 1
Alcohol Bar: 1
Alcohol Beer Wine: 1
Attire: casual
Meal Lunch: 1
Options Healthy: 1
Options Vegetarian: 1
Parking Street: 1
Payment Cashonly:
Reservations: 1
Hours Display: Mon-Fri 12:00 PM-10:30 PM; Sat-Sun 10:00 AM-10:30 PM
Open 24hrs:
Groups Goodfor: 1
Kids Goodfor: 1
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Seating Outdoor: 1
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Tel Normalized: 02076132013
Crosswalk Id Facebook: 132269646842554
Crosswalk Id Foursquare: 4ad06b9df964a52007d820e3
Crosswalk Id Twitter: @fika_london
Crosswalk Url Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/132269646842554
Crosswalk Url Foursquare: https://foursquare.com/v/4ad06b9df964a52007d820e3
Crosswalk Url Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/fika_london
Crosswalk Id Tripadvisor: d1381711
Crosswalk Url Tripadvisor: http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g186338-d1381711-Reviews-Fika-London_England.html
Meal Breakfast: 1
Meal Dinner: 1
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Post Town: London
Price: 2
Parking: 1
Air-Conditioning: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes
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Terrace: Yes
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Ambiance: Casual
Details Ambiance: Relaxed

Specialty: Finnish and European specialties: - Pickled Herring - Homemade Swedish Meatballs - Planksteak
Restaurant slogan:
Curiosities: Here at Fika we’re all about the Swedish word ”fika”. But what does the word really mean? We get this question posed to us quite often, so we though it was time to address this. There is a theory that it stems from the back slang of the old word for coffee which was Kaffi. The use of this can be traced back to the 1930′s. Traditionally, “fika” means having a coffee break. The evolution of fika is interesting as it has transformed from the strict use of simply having coffee, to coffee and a pastry to perhaps not having coffee at all – just a break. The closest thing in the English tradition is the afternoon tea, but fika means so much more than that. A “fika” is about having a well deserved break to re-inspire and to relax. It is a very social occasion that you can share with your family, friends or your favourite book. It is also a good way of getting to know other people. One of the most common first dates in Sweden is a fika. The beauty about fika is that it is such an essential part of the culture, you can have it anywhere at any time.
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