[todo] London

AskMen: The fish here is delivered fresh from Billingsgate Market every day and can be ordered either fried or grilled. Sides include chips, mushy peas and -- get this -- fennel and dill salad. Read more.

Agur Jõgi: Egg benedict and croissant's are must here

Jaime Tanner-Netto: Best choice is double skinny burger !!!

Hani Alawadhi: Here you can have the famous traditional fish and chips. Go for Cod if you want it more oily and less fishy & Haddock if you want it less oily and more fishy.

JK: Heathrow Express is the quickest way yo Heathrow airport which only takes 15 minutes. The first train departs Paddington at 05.10 Monday - Saturday and at 6.10 on Sundays

Mickey Zee: Curry house capital of Europe, very good bars (1001 or Big Chill in particular) and an authentic East London atmosphere. Brick Lane has so much to offer and is definitely worth a visit!

Tiffany Z: Amazing place! Food is fabulous, an Indian style brunch, great way to spend a Sunday morning! Service & staff impeccable, fast, friendly! Definitely recommend the house masala chai tea and rose lassi!

Vic McGin: Superb vinyl selection, keep an eye out for in store gigs, many of which come free worth the purchase of the artist's latest release.

Ieva Andrukaitytė: A small contemporary gallery: must-visit in London. They change their ehxibitions often and they are always thought-provoking.

Hani E: I died and went to heaven. Books sorted by country and region. Helpful staff. Lovely place.

Serkan Ankaoglu: Nice place, but you can buy the stuff cheaper if you aren't interested in. E.g. £8 for the phone case and when you walk away price drops to £5. Even from £30 to £15. Just know how much you need to pay

Andrea Suarez: Simply delicious. The salted beef is so tender and the mustard perfectly balances the salty of the beef with its spice and acidity, all combined with the tenderness and chewiness of the bagel. Luv it

Edwulf: A historical place and a must of museum lovers. You should not miss the Crown Jewels exhibit, and the crows at the tower, is not for a rainy day as buildings are not connected.

Joyce Ip: Delicious tender juicy flat iron classic steak with side dishes - my fave is the aubergine! Best combo with a carafe of red vino! Reasonable price, totally worth the 2 hours wait in queue!

Andreas Adamides: This is one ugly building

Eleanor Miles: Amazing Art Deco interiors and lovely peaceful gardens - great for our picnic-but there was nothing in the rose garden. A very minor complaint after a wonderful visit. Look out for the lemur ladder!

Londonist: There are free tours of this art deco building 5 times a day (so long as there's no events). Worth it to see inside the temple.

Chris Haines: The official Sports Shop to buy and see anything Chelsea related. Blue is the colour. Plenty of great photo opportunities too.

Jamie Davis: Great club. House music throughout. 3+ rooms with continuous music flow. Drinks extremely expensive but that's what you get for being in London! Highly recommended.

Nikos Krodiras: One of the best clubs i have ever been! Amazing vibrating dancefloor: Bodysonic™, soundsystem and lights! A bit expensive though because you dont get a drink with your ticket.

Rafael Viana: Not as touristic as Fabric or other famous clubs, cool music and nice people. Very busy in pretty much every night. Somewhat expensive booze and shitty and extremely small smoking area though. Read more.

Slynky Cat: The roast bone marrow & parsley salad is absolutely to die for. You need to try it. Beware though, it is an ample portion & very very filling. Parsley perfectly seasoned. Team with a great wine. ❤

thefidelity: One of the oldest pub in London, it goes back to 1623! If you would like to see traditional British pub and large section of ale come and enjoy here! There is an upstairs bar which you can dine also!

Ivan Kovacevic: One of the most unique bars in London situated in small historic building can be hard to find. Once you're inside take a seat on the second floor and enjoy one of the 30 amazing craft beers on tap.

Hiro A H R: I love this charming place. Used to play a lot.

Tariq Hossenbux: Visit the Sherlock Holmes Museum close by and then come here to relax and enjoy some scenes of English life. The people of London are very healthy and active.

Matteo Corrente: First time here for me. I thing this is something special.

Lucka Henychová: One of London’s oldest and most famous coffee shops, Bar Italia has been a Soho institution since 1949. Now owned and run by the grandchildren of original owners.

Dani Devesa: Best fish and chips in town. Perfect battered fish, lovely chunky chips, mushy peas or baked beans and a can of drink for just 7£ or so. Perfect if you are feeling hungry walking around Portobello Rd.

Monstery Monster: Superb food, friendly staff. Some of the best curries I've ever eaten. Plenty of variety on the menu so you can always try something new.

Chris Phillips: Expert staff, and incredible cheeses. Make sure you try before you buy, and discuss your requirements with the staff. They're really enthusiastic!

Arnaud Daupeux: One of the best galleries in West End. It's always nice to have a look at what they have.

Robert Shaw: Have the tasting menu with matched wines. It's the only way to get the real Michelin star experience. We came on a Saturday night and Atul Kochar was on the floor meeting and greeting.

The Wall Street Journal: Who says the U.K.’s culinary fare consists only of fish and chips? Dinner is certainly expensive, but serves thrilling, British dishes inspired by historic menus as far back as the 14th century

Condé Nast Traveler: “Chef James Lowe’s food represents an evolution of British cuisine from sturdy nose-to-tail cooking to an elegant celebration of the delicacy of the English seasons.” - David Prior Read more.

Kimberly ST.Law: It’s hard to find this shop. Just around the corner, a tiny pretty white shop

Renārs: Nice place to relax - Russian Banya, Finnish Sauna... Great Food, Lounge with Sky...