'It's a focus for the community': Stormzy takes Jay Rayner to his favourite cafe

For the full flavour of Caribbean food and an insight into his upbringing, Stormzy takes Jay Rayner to one of his favourite spots in south London

To finish we have apple crumble. Would we like custard with that? Yes, we would. What’s the point of crumble without custard? I wonder aloud whether they take credit cards here. Stormzy turns to one of his mates, who arrived with him and is sitting at another table. “Do they?” His friend says no. “But there’s a cashpoint over there,” he says, pointing across the road to the post office. After a full-on night out, they always needed to know where the nearest cashpoint is.

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