floor of the junk shop and the African room out the back before our bellies took over, then sat down on their patio (there's plenty of room inside too, we just fancied sitting by the passionfruit vine outside) for giant pots of tea and two nicely warmed scones with Bonne Maman jams and clotted cream. It was lovely, though in hindsight, after battling a cold the entire following week, we probably should have sat inside amongst the mismatched furniture, people-watching others checking out the goods in amazement. I love nothing better than a giant pot of tea served in old tea cups -- on a warmer day we could have sat there for hours (next time, inside). We then discovered this amazing downstairs area which just seemed to keep going and going. If I were ever to own a shop, I think I would want it to be like this -- filled to the brim with surprises in each hidden corner. You could find something for everyone in this place. And then it was time to go. All up the bill came to a whopping 3 each and we got a really cute and quirky afternoon out of it. If I were in the area again and was in the mood for a nice slice of cake and a big pot of tea, then I'd definitely be back. Thanks Jen! The Junk Shop can be found at 9 Greenwich South Street, London SE10 8NW. Well worth a visit if you're