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Harden's says

An old Dalston boozer, the Marquis of Lansdowne, has been revamped with Art Deco-inspired interiors as a restaurant and 'listening bar' with a late licence by the team behind Docklands nightclub The Cause. The menu features British pub classics combined with Southeast Asian influences – think Thai-style sausages and mash.

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