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Kudu spin-off launches in Peckham

Kudu spin-off launches in Peckham

Just opened for business is Smokey Kudu, the first spin-off from the popular Peckham restaurant Kudu. To compliment the main site, just a short walk away, is the cocktail bar, which is under the arches near Queens Road station.

Williams and his life and work partner Amy Corbin have quickly become a fixture in the Peckham area in just two years – and they have plans for another spin-off, Little Kudu, a tapas and wine bar, later this spring.

For more information, visit kuducollective.com

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