Temple Fortune is a place in the London Borough of Barnet to the north of Golders Green. It is principally a shopping district used by residents of the Hampstead Garden Suburb.
Between here and Golders Green, at Hoop Lane are two important Cemeteries. The Jewish Cemetery and interred here are the remains of a number of famous people. The second cemetery is Golders Green Crematorium. There is a Police Station. To the west is a small Carmelite Monastery, and religious buildings include the Catholic Church of St Edward the Confessor, and the Anglican Church of St Barnabas.
London bus routes 13, 102, 460 and N13 (night) serve the Finchley Road here. Brent Cross tube station, Golders Green tube station (both on Northern line Edgware branch) and Finchley Central tube station (on the Northern line High Barnet branch) are the nearest train stations.
In the heart of Temple Fortune offers a modern European menu with its fine dining.
A traditional kosher bagel bakery established in 1989 that makes homemade bread and offers a range of sweet and savory bakery services
In the heart of Temple Fortune offers a modern European menu with its fine dining.
Silvermans is the home of premium Kosher meat. All produce is carefully selected so that only the best quality beef is provided, poultry and lamb for customers.
Henrietta Barnett, a girls’ grammar school, this is one of the country’s top- performing state schools and its pupils are regularly photographed and filmed by news crews.
The other local state school, Christ’s College Finchley. There are two popular state primary schools, Garden Suburb Junior School and
Brookland Infants in Hill Top which has a separate junior school.
Golders Hill School (2-7 year old) in Finchley Road and Annemount (2-7 year old) in Holne Chase are the two local pre-prep schools.
Kerem School (4-7 year old) in Norice Lea is an independent Jewish primary school.
King Alfred School (ages 4 to 18) in North End Road is the local allthrough private school.
