Hard to find but well worth it - an unspoilt old pub with lovely atmosphere, unusual guest beers, and bargain toasted sandwiches Leia mais.
My favourite pub by far, great ales amazing guinness, mostly locals but some tourists in the crowd, Thai restaurant is superb, actually first pub in London to have a Thai restaurant. Full review... Leia mais.
Amazing little place along the river, with a solid selection of brews. Also has beers to go! We love their tag-line: "No Crap on Tap".
This is one place you need to check out if you are in town. Amazing food, decor and of course great craft beer. Try the different burgers named after cities the founder lived in!
Great choice of beers in bottle, pump and on draught - and from what I saw a good burger choice too. Don't let the neighbourhood throw you - this is worth the visit.
So, it's totally touristy, ok, but it's still the heart of London. You can just sit here and think about how lucky you are to be in such an awesome city.
Westminster Abbey was built by Edward the Confessor and completed just before his death in 1065. Since William the Conqueror all the kings & queens of England have been crowned here.
The V&A is the world’s largest museum of decorative art and design and holds 4.5 million objects. Henry Cole, the museum’s first director, printed the world’s first Christmas card in 1843.
Nothing beats the view of the city from this giant Ferris wheel. On a clear day, get a glimpse of Windsor Castle
Be sure to bring some sheep with you as it is still legal to take a flock of sheep across London Bridge without been charged a toll. That's a result if I don't say so myself. Fancy it, anyone? Leia mais.
While the daily changing of the guards is a tourist magnet, this majestic palace is a London icon and home of the Queen. You know that she is in residence when the flag is flying above the palace!
Even if you're not planning on buying anything from one of London's most exclusive stores, a walk around its foodhalls is a worthwhile experience for any foodie Leia mais.
Hyde Park was a favourite venue for duellists in the 18th and 19th century, including the brutal 1712 duel between the Duke of Hamilton and Lord Mohun in which they hacked each other to death.
The best place to visit if you want to learn more about London’s history. And of course it houses the Crown Jewels, the most famous jewellery collection in the world
The original Globe Theatre, where many of William Shakespeare's plays were first staged, burned to the ground in 1613. Nearly 400 years later, it was rebuilt not far from its original site. Leia mais.
In this colourful antique and flee market with over 2000 stalls on Saturdays, there are so many wonderful bargain finds to be made!
Camden Market actually refers to the several markets that cover the northern end of Camden Town. Each market has a character of its own. Leia mais.
Absolutely exquisite food and hella elegant. On a sunny day, a walk along the river for lunch at the River Cafe is one of the great London experiences. The Chocolate Nemesis is as good as it sounds...
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. Leia mais.
Splendid selection of good beer (and cider) on cask and keg. The basement is home to microbrewery Howling Hops.
The beer selection is now well noted. But we're also fans of the tiny beer yard - get the right seat, and the right beer, and you're sitting in a classic northern pub...in Kentish Town.
Good beer, massive seating area, good atmosphere. Currently the outlier on the Bermondsey brewery crawl but worth making it to.
Friendly staff, willing to explain everything about the process for brewing their beers. My favourite one was the bitttersweet.
Friendly if sarcastic staff, good beer though not in the same league as Kernel, Anspach, etc. bustling vibe but only one toilet and limited places to sit.
Bring some salami from the Ham and Cheese Co next door and some bread from the Little Bread Peddler to enjoy with your beer.
Good beers, the line is pretty long, but it's worth the wait. They also serve scotch eggs if you're feeling hungry. £3 deposit for a pint glass, so make sure you bring change! The Vienna is tasty!
Awesome beers, friendly and helpful staff. Popular and quite small so can be difficult to get a seat.
Brilliant - just back from lunch and we enjoyed great food and superb service. Definitely would go again and recommend to others...
Everyone usually hangs out after each service in Starbucks or all bar one just round the corner on new Oxford street. . If you fancy meeting some people after the service swing by!
This place will blow your mind and palette! It's Indian street and popular fare at its best! I was tripping on the Dal, keema pao, biryani! Great service, eclectic shots & cocktails. Must go!
Some people can claim that this is the best chippy in Soho; however, that is too smaller area: best chippy in the West End. Fish is fresh and prepared to order, staff and friendly, atmosphere is cool.
Best fish and chips I've ever had in my life. Better than I thought they could be. It's like someone created the combination today, ignoring the bad baggage and keeping the best bits. Travel for it.
Amazing and attentive staff. It's obvious they really enjoy their job. The coffee is incredible and beautifully presented.
Warm and buzzing but don’t expect to get served quickly – they’ll make the coffee when the coffee wants to be made. Eat lemon polenta cake while you wait. Leia mais.
Join one of the longest coffee queue's in London on any given Saturday after 11am :)
Arguably the best coffee in SW1 - interesting fruity roast and the flat white is amazing!
This underground headquarters was Winston Churchill’s command post during World War Two (even though he used to insist on going on to the roof to watch the bombing raids!).
A great Sunday roast. A little bit more expensive than your average pub but really filling! A great selection of ales too!
Sprawling brass beast of a bar, with more types of beer than you could shake an inebriated fist at. Any first-time visitor must try the oyster stout (no bivalves were harmed in the making).
"An oasis of calm and good cheer amid the noise and chaos of Covent Garden and Trafalgar Square. Real ales, often from local breweries such as Meantime and Ascot Ales, are the draw..." Leia mais.
This is a great place to watch the Thames traffic move past, which is exactly what Charles Dickens and William Gladstone came here for. The current building dates from 1837.
This cosy riverside pub dates back to the 16th century, and boasts the smallest bar in England – 4 foot 2 inches by 7 foot 10 inches.
Not only do they serve some of best fish and chips in London, but the fishy decor downstairs is charmingly ridiculous.
Definitly the Best Indian restaurant in London ! I have been addict for 20 years and never miss a go when in London ! Also Famous in Belgium ;-)
Great fish and chips which don't taste like 1000s of calories. Crispy yet light batter, awesome Cajun potato wedge fries, and they don't scrimp on the sauces. One of the best fish and chips in London
Check out the roof terrace and lunch menu — a fair bit cheaper than dinner in the restaurant. The burger and triple cooked chips are incredible.
Small place with amazing food. Small plates great for sharing. Veg. Samosa, chili paneer & lamb bun SO GOOD! try the lychee drink, LOVELY! Pistachio Kulfi popsicle 💕 masala chai is not karak but good
A friend suggested the place in the last London visit, small and cozy, and quality food. Staff are helpful on menu choice; They have lovely mushy peas.
Very personal. Small room downstairs has view to the street but the room upstairs is a world of it's own. No hurry, world can wait. Just good tea and great cakes and pastries. Reasonably priced.
Probably the best cupcakes I've ever had, and I've had a few. Ambassadors, Peanut Butter Slabs, Ferreros... don't bother with choosing and just go for all of them!
