24 AMERICANWAY
FEBRUARY 1 2008
C O M E T O G E T H E R
The result is awealthof entertainment and
dining choices for residents and visitors
looking for somethingnew inLondon.
“It used tobe just a fewoldpubs andur-
ban wasteland, withmaybe one
nightclub,” saysDavidSwindells,
nightlife editor for
Time Out
magazine.“Thatwas15yearsago.
Now, of course, there aremaybe
300 restaurants, bars, clubs, and
pubs there. The development
has followed a classic pattern
where first artists move in be-
cause rent is cheapand there are
warehouses available. Then you
getnewbarsand clubs, and then
otherpeoplemove inbecause it’s
become a vibrant area. And then
the artists move out because it’s
expensive.”
Onweekends, the fashion pa-
rade in the East End is a show
in itself, providing ideal people-
watching as London’s hippest
put on their Sunday funkiest
and spend hours looking for the
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perfect retro or nobody’s-heard-of-him-yet
new designer piece. Stores like Absolute
VintageandRokitarecrammedwithpeople
looking over the hundreds of useddesigner
shoes, refurbished cowboy boots, and tiny
little dresses in search of that one perfect
item.Others jam the small art galleries and
design studios, and some stop toadmire the
OldSpitalfieldsMarket
