Street sign reading 'Grayling Road' attached to a brick wall, with a apartment building and window visible behind the wall.

Grayling

There are three instances of this freshwater fish on London’s street signs; Grayling Road is in Stoke Newington, Grayling Close is in Canning Town and Grayling Square is in Bethnal Green.

A whole fish, likely a bass, with silver and gray coloration, set against a white background.

Grayling

Grayling have a delicate, flaky, white flesh with a mild flavour, often described as having a subtle, subtle ‘thyme’ or ‘herbal’ aroma when fresh. They are a versatile food fish, comparable to trout, and are best cooked fresh.

Various fresh fish laid out on ice at a seafood market.

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Street sign reading 'Guinness Square S.E.I' in front of a brick building with flower bed and small window, with a smaller sign above indicating parking restrictions for residents only.

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