Bringing together some of the capital’s best-loved street food traders, the market will be open every Saturday and Sunday from noon ‘til midnight and is sure to resuscitate market trade. En savoir plus .
Use the self service postage counter to the left as you come in - you can weigh and print stamps for UK and overseas and pay by card - no queueing!
A door opposite the entrance to St.James’s Park tube station was the entrance to the wartime MI6 building, where cloak and dagger operations across Occupied Europe were coordinated.
Very very good, great service, tea and cakes as well as meals, really great lil gem and much nicer then chain Coffee and Tea Shops :-)))
Make sure you head down ere on Thursday's for 90s night, selected bottles n spirits 90p all night. Amazing tunes as well!
head up to the 2nd level with its booths and low lighting. There, the staff dispense well-made cocktails, like the house “Monte Cristo” made with Bacardi and Stone's Ginger Wine. En savoir plus .
The restaurant will offer both lunch & dinner built around a menu inspired by the chefs of Old World England. Dishes will include classics such as Dorset jugget steak & tweed kettle. En savoir plus .
With a tagline that reads "tell no-one," Secret Cinema is a mysterious way to catch a flick. En savoir plus .
Alice Cooper is hosting 2 nights of guts & gore at The Roundhouse; celebrating 40 years since the heavy metal star pioneered "shock rock." The shows are on the October 31st & the November 1st. En savoir plus .
Bring plenty of cash. At £5 a pint it's not the cheapest beer in London
As ever the store was ram packed with customers but I was helped very quickly by James Tyler who helped me thru what I needed and showed alternative products as well, well done Apple Westfield.
Food is nice and down to earth here, the best dishes are the simple ones burger, scampi...every night has a special too
The hotel is all set for its comeback in May 2011. To be included will be a glamorous ballroom, an on-site barber’s shop, a spa with 7 treatment rooms & swimming pool, & a restaurant. En savoir plus .
This suave underground bar hosts cabaret and serves snuff, and was once ‘the most infamous gents in Theatreland’ – Oscar Wilde and Sir John Gielgud allegedly came ‘cruising’ here.
The Cork & Bottle has a food menu but the real joy is to be found in its eclectic, well-priced wine list chosen by Hewitson. You are certain to find bottles here that you will never have seen before. En savoir plus .
