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by Marwa Paikan
4/5
Servant Jazz Quarters has been the scene of many a wonky night out for some years now.
It started off as a beastly squat, then became an underground garden centre and eventually coughed into its current life as a progressive speakeasy-style bar and venue for the post-hip, slightly older denizens of Dalston, east London.
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