In a forbidding 18th-century brick building near Spitalfields market in the East End, with a discreet sign over the door, Batty Langley’s looks part warehouse, part hipster office building. Although it’s nothing like that inside. In a forbidding 18th-century brick building near Spitalfields market in the East End, with a discreet sign over the door, Batty Langley’s looks part warehouse, part hipster office building. Although it’s nothing like that inside. In a forbidding 18th-century brick building near Spitalfields market in the East End, with a discreet sign over the door, Batty Langley’s looks part warehouse, part hipster office building. Although it’s nothing like that inside.
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What it is like to have your first date in this place?
If you pickup you would need to bring your food home or take it somewhere else to eat it.
How is this business handling reopening?
Patio dining with many heat lamps and staff all had mask on and clean none stop.
Very delicious and easy to order and pick up. We will definitely do it again. There are so many yummy looking items to try. Reasonable prices, too.