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Great British comfort food — sausages, mash, and rich onion gravy.
Great British comfort food — sausages, mash, and rich onion gravy.
Great British comfort food — sausages, mash, and rich onion gravy.
Handmade pies with buttery shortcrust and fillings that take all day. Proper comfort.
Great British comfort food — sausages, mash, and rich onion gravy.
Great British comfort food — sausages, mash, and rich onion gravy.
Hand-raised pies, salt beef bagels, and puddings done properly.
Proper pie and mash with liquor and jellied eels — a London institution.
Hand-raised pies, salt beef bagels, and puddings done properly.
Great British comfort food — sausages, mash, and rich onion gravy.
Proper pie and mash with liquor and jellied eels — a London institution.
Proper pie and mash with liquor and jellied eels — a London institution.
Hand-crimped pies, proper mash, and lashings of gravy. Comfort food for every occasion.
Proper pie and mash with liquor and jellied eels — a London institution.
Gourmet sausages, creamy mash, and onion gravy. British comfort food, done loud.
Mobile espresso bar with pastries from a Hackney bakery. Coffee that actually tastes like coffee.
Salt beef bagels, latkes, and pickles from a family deli on wheels.
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I'd lean toward Gravy Traders and Mash & Smoke as my top picks here — both are rooted in east London and sit just over a mile from Hackney, making them the most natural fit for a British comfort food event in the area, with Gravy Traders offering a particularly keen entry price from £400. Proper Pies is worth a look too if you're working to a tighter budget or have a smaller guest list, given its £350 starting point and gluten-free provision. The full set covers you well across capacity and dietary needs, so there's plenty of flexibility whichever direction you go.