
Duchy Restaurant review, Shoreditch, London
Duchy is a wonderfully convivial restaurant in East London’s trendy Shoreditch, set on a corner plot on Phipp Street. It’s a place where they still play vinyl records on an age-old record player.

Duchy is a wonderfully convivial restaurant in East London’s trendy Shoreditch, set on a corner plot on Phipp Street. It’s a place where they still play vinyl records on an age-old record player.

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