God's Own Junkyard

This was a great experience, seems so surreal taking in all the amazing, creative and colourful neon art work and displays.
The owners are very friendly and chatty.
I was surprised to see there was a cafe inside, so I treated myself to a yummy lunch and coffee.

A modern day mecca for those after a sensory experience. Was very grateful one of the guys who makes the signs showed us around a bit and pointed out the various films that the signs were in. There is also an on site cafe for a bite to eat or beer amongst all the neon signage. There seemed to be lots of missed opportunity to monetise the place a bit more but perhaps that's what gives it extra charm. If you want to go when it's dead quiet, Friday mornings is the time to go apparently.

I was in the area for work so decided to check this place out. It is really beautiful. I especially like how there are religious statues but it isn't disrespectful or distasteful, which you don't get a lot of recently. You can buy food and drink and plenty of space to sit down. There is a little bar as well. Friendly staff. Overall really nice place to chill!

Loved this little hidden gem of a place. An eclectic collection of neon signs that look amazing. A wicked little coffee shop too with their own brand of lager. Very amicable owner who was very helpful. A great place to visit with a brewery opposite. Plenty of parking.

Hands down one of the coolest spots in London.

Even though I wish it was bigger, there is so many unique signs to look at, you could easily spend hours in there just staring at it.
It has such immaculate vibes it made me feel so cool just being there! 🤩 The music, the art, everything was just perfect.
And it's for free which is just mind-blowing!!!

Definitely a must-see!

What an amazing place! The decorations are totally incredible! Shot out to the Irish lady at the bar, she's amazing! This place is an excellent plan for a Saturday.

Really cool, free thing to do in London. Lots of really interesting neon pieces and other junk items turned into art. The cafe also has a tasty cream tea option. For afternoon tea, make sure to book in advance.

one of the coolest hiddem gems of london!
far from the central parts of the city (but very easy to get by the tube), it is the perfect excuse to know a lesser-know area.

the place itself is amazing with the neon lights shining all over. you can spend hours looking for the best spot for pictures and finding the best signs.

they also have a nice cafe for food and drinks (even with their own beer!) so it is really a must. just go :)