Eat Peckham.
Taste Nigeria.
One Saturday afternoon. Six generous tastings. A walk through the flavours, landmarks and Yoruba culture that make Nigerian Peckham one of the richest corners of London.
A relaxed Saturday afternoon, 1pm to 5pm.
From akara and suya to Banga soup and dessert.
1 Clayton Road, London SE15 5JA.
Unhurried, sociable and full of stops.
Taste the food. Meet the people. Know the place.
Taste the food
Akara from the fryer, suya from the grill, Agege bread, Banga soup and sweet things to finish. Cooked by the people who know these dishes best.
Meet the people
Chefs, brewers, juice pressers and shopkeepers. The independent makers behind Nigerian Peckham, introduced to you by name.
Know the place
Peckham’s streets, markets and landmarks, and the West African, largely Yoruba, culture that shaped them. The neighbourhood is part of the meal.
Come hungry. Leave with stories.
A sample of what lands on the table across the afternoon.
A neighbourhood shaped by Yoruba culture.
Peckham carries generations of West African migration, enterprise and flavour. Its markets, murals and family-run kitchens tell that story better than any museum could.
We walk it together, from historic landmarks to the shops and stalls locals actually queue at, with the culture explained by people who grew up inside it.
Discover our PeckhamGuided by people who know every stop.
Led by Mr Efosa, your hosts do more than point at food. They welcome you in, translate the menu and the culture, and make a group of strangers feel like one long table.
Meet the hosts
Bring your team to the table.
Away-days, client hosting and heritage-month programming with real cultural depth. Weekday availability, dietary planning and invoicing for corporate groups.
Rated 5.0 by the people who came hungry.
Generous does not begin to cover it. We rolled home full, and I am still thinking about the suya.
Came alone, left with new friends and a list of Peckham spots I have already been back to.
The stories made it. Every dish came with a bit of history you would never get eating on your own.
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Pull up a chair. Peckham is serving.
Dates are limited and Saturdays fill up. Book your seat, or message us and we will help you plan it.