"Tayyabs' long-marinated grilled lamb chops remain one of life's great savoury pleasures - a complex hit of sweet 'n' smoky, hot 'n' spicy flavour, edged with a crisp, blackened strip of fat..." Leia mais.
Great American breakfast all day. The one in Soho is also BYOB which is ideal to pre-drink before going out
Great turkish breakfast and spinach menemen, with some home made lemonade. Perfect brunch place!
Food is amazing. Lamb kofta burger so yum. Kofta mince freshly made every morning with chillies... Omg to die for
There's a lot going on here including the funky office spaces, restaurant and bar, classrooms and course. Very cool place. And free WiFi! Duh
Wander from end to end, soak up all the smells and sights first then attack the stalls.
This vegetarian restaurant began life as a squat kitchen in the 1980s. Today it’s still run as a collective, with a different cook every night, and boasts of its friendly bohemian atmosphere.
Tofu pho is delicious with a lot of veg and mushrooms. I'm not vegetarian but would get that again.
Pizza will take ages to arrive but it will be worth the wait. Both laksa chicken and spicy salami were brilliant and goes well with their IPA.
A historic market that was recently brought back by the local traders and residents association. Pop along for cheesecake, pies, vegan food and locally produced gifts.
Half Turkish grill, half East London breakfast joint. Reasonably priced. Turkish tasting coffee. Great poached eggs. Enjoying the outside seating.
"Choose from 13 types of kebab boldly seasoned with chilli, garlic and parsley - the minced lamb beyti kebabs are sensational, an explosive combination of heat, carbon and hot lamb juices..." Leia mais.
BYO booze - important. The starters are the best thing here. Lamb chops, chicken tikka, shish kebab and more. Do not miss
Best pasta I've had in London, amounts are small so order 2 mains. Beef ragu is a most.Had goat cheese ravioli with butter, amazing as well. Had the bread and oil, and almond tart for dessert.Loved it
This newly expanded gallery is one of the most vibrant contemporary spaces in the country. Visit exhibitions by respected artists and afterwards grab a bite to eat at the Angela Hartnett restaurant.
The Bankside Power Station was built as a ‘cathedral of power’ in 1963, but closed in 1981. It reopened as one of Europe’s finest modern art galleries in 2000. The Turbine Hall is 35m high.
Tate Britain is built on the site of the 19th century Millbank Prison. Between 1816 and 1868, this is where thousands of convicts began their journey to the penal colonies of Australia.
