Comfort food nicely presented at this Gastropub according to blogger Susie Lau of Style Bubble on her Louis Vuitton Amble around London. See more of her picks at http://vuitton.lv/10CJSS1 En savoir plus .
What is your favorite smell or taste in London?Emyr Thomas, Bon Vivant (Concierge)-Director: "The smell of cupcakes from the Primrose Bakery..." En savoir plus .
What is your favorite outdoor activity in London? The Milestone Hotel: "Live concerts in Hyde Park during summer time." En savoir plus .
Open from Thursday to Saturday this a food-lovers' paradise. But be warned if you're going on a weekend, get there at 8am to avoid the crowds En savoir plus .
Try out the most amazing grilled cheese sandwich ever (and/or raclette) at the market! Awesome
All the tips recommending Brindisa's chorizo sandwich are bang-on. It is amazing. Brave the (invariably very long) queues, it's well worth it. Roast to go also do an awesome pork belly sandwich.
Stick out the queue. It's worth it. And if you can't, go to their roasting joint in Maltby St, SE1 instead. En savoir plus .
This is probably my most favourite cafe in London . . . best brownies, best bagels, lovely lattes, top tunes, super nice staff - big thumbs up!
Try their delicious breakfast and a cup of their amazing flat white. The coffee is made from a constantly changing selection of beans roasted in house...Learn more: London: Coffee(In)Touch Guide En savoir plus .
The Counter has a great reputation but seems to be a victim of its own success. At 3pm on a Sunday it took 35 mins to get a coffee and nearly 1 hour for food. Won't be going back.
Great market but far too many people that definitely spoil the atmosphere! Maybe best early morning or late afternoon before it closes of course!
The vendors with stores toward Notting Hill Gate tube are more expensive than the ones who just arrive and set up. Great deals with vendors furthest away from Notting Hill Gate. Bring CASH!
A fantastic place to walk around and explore. With 2000 stalls, you can find everything here from antiques to books to clothes to fresh fruit, everything! Bring cash as most places don't accept cards.
H&M’s sister label excels at chic, Jil Sander–meets-Marni basics at High Street prices, which makes this a great place for workwear that’s cool but not too-cool-for-corporate.
