The Manze’s on Tower Bridge Road is London’s oldest surviving first pie and mash shop. It was founded in 1902 and still ...

Pie and mash fans are not at a complete loss however as a few stores serving the iconic menu are open in the city. G Kelly on Roman Road, M Manze in Peckham and Goddard’s in Hoxton all serve up ...

As many shops are forced to close, some notable remaining pie and mash businesses include G Kelly on Roman Road, M Manze in Peckham and Goddard’s in Hoxton.

On a good day, Noted Eel and Pie House in Leytonstone can sell up ... but also within London, with places like Manze’s and F. Cooke’s in Hoxton, they’re like tourist places now.

"They all stand in the queue in front of the van chatting about where they're from. But he added plenty of Norfolk locals have also enjoyed tucking into his pies, which are all sourced from one of ...

Kelly: on at Tom Booton’s grill are three options, pork, chicken and mushroom, and mushroom, and each come with mash, parsley sauce and chilli vinegar, just like in the East End. Elsewhere, pies are a ...