You think you know what to expect from a luxury hotel? Think again. The level of service offered here is difficult to compare, and if you're looking for tailored experiences, you're in for a treat.
With thousands of flowers crammed into one noisy Victorian terraced street, London's Columbia Road Flower Market is a taste of the Old East End. En savoir plus .
You pay for the experience here but it's so so worth it. Watching the way each cocktail is made, with such finesse, is fascinating and they are always extremely yummy!
The luxury department store began life in 1813 as a linen shop run by Benjamin Harvey from a terraced house. His daughter married Colonel Nichols in 1820, an expert in oriental rugs and silks.
The 1st Euro venture from multi-Michelin'd Frenchman-turned-NY'er Daniel Boulud, this spot aims to offer London-pleasing highlights from all 5 of his NYC restos. En savoir plus .
Amazing cocktails, beautiful decor by David Collins Studio, spectacular food what else do you need?
Little gallery set in hyde Park. Fantastic for a hit of art amoungst the beauty of the park. Excellent day trip. Go to the serpentine or lido for ice cream and paddle in dianas memorial
Great "hidden" restaurant in Richmond. Accessible via a very nice walk from the station (20'), it's peaceful, relaxing and the food is very good. They also do wine tasting nights for members.
The new central London outpost of the Richmond Park favourite is as delightful as you'd expect - less glasshouses, but more chic.
Situated in a train station in Kingly Court, Soho, Cahoots is an underground, 1940s-themed bar that is hidden in a tube carriage which was once used as an “air raid shelter” during the war.
Come early and avoid the crowd. Lunch is great value for London. If you go for the Katsu Curry, ask them to heat it up longer as the microwave isn't that powerful.
For a treasure trove of festive delights, head to Fortnum & Mason where hampers come packaged in signature F&M-stamped wicker baskets, and for special orders, come delivered on a horse drawn carriage.
This gallery is magnificent as well as sound. Come during later hours to enjoy the food, drink, and dance. We recommend the Bauhaus exhibit, which is one of the biggest in the UK in the past 40 years.
Entry fee now charged though they have a free admission slot Mon – Fri, 10.00 – 12.00.
You definitely want to get hold of the info booklet, or you're just looking at artfully arranged junk. The Richard Wilson room at the back is spectacular...in a stationary, gloopy way.
Slightly off-the-beaten path, The Troubadour is one of those Cafes you cannot but fall in love with: authentic atmosphere, heartwarming smiles, good food ad great wines. What's left to wish for?
One's quintessential British pub: quaint, welcoming, with a good selection of ales, and a haven of peace right off hectic Knightsbridge, at the end of a mews. Plus, it's haunted!
They serve good coffee. Their location is right on park lane, one of my favorite spots for a quick cup of good coffee. Enjoy!
A delightful shop next the restaurant with both a section for men and women. Friendly staff and an impressive range of clothes available. They also have a luxury home items section as well!
Central location, great coffee and food, in a very quiet street. Plus, of course, the newest issues of Monocle.
Love the place, only wish it wasn't takeaway cups when sitting in. I appreciate a good cup.
Maltby Street is emphatically not a street market - it's merely a collection of rented railway arches, experimenting with opening to the public on Saturday mornings. En savoir plus .
Borough Market is an unmissable destination for food lovers, catering to top chefs in search of premium ingredients and grazing epicures hungry for freshly prepared mouthfuls of culinary excellence.
St. John has been proving for a few years that gorgeous British fare doesn't have to be complicated or expensive. An absolute must.
The place is really cool and the service quite nice, however the presentation of the food could be improved. Tasty though.
It looks as good on the outside as it does on the inside (the draw of old traditional hardware favourites and newly-sourced goods is key here), so you’ll definitely want to come back for more. En savoir plus .
The bring-your-own food policy makes for the best evening combo: a glass of their amazing coffee-flavoured rum with a burger from Tommi's. Also, the service is always great.
An overwhelming collection of mostly beautiful art and artefacts. Gainsboroughs, Canalettos...and a restaurant. So definitely worth visiting ;)
