Fantastic little street food market, about as expensive as Borough market but more relaxed and friendly. The artisan coffee stall was surprisingly good value. A good place to eat before breweries ;)
Excellent food market with a wide variety of exotic food from different countries. Everything looks and smells amazing. You can find Korean burritos, Jamaican patties, Ethiopian coffee, and much more!
Fantastic brunch and cocktails, I strongly recommend a dirty martini, a vesper of your ambitious and a bloody mary
London's oldest restaurant hasn't changed much since it opened in 1798 and we aren't complaining. Try the traditional steak & kidney pie, buttery on the outside and tender on the inside.
Simply put: best tapas in town. Do prepare for a wait, as there are only 23 stools at the bar and this place takes no reservations! Luckily they serve drinks and nibbles in the standing area.
Walled gardens have been on this site since the late 1600s but the once grand kitchen garden lay neglected from the 1920s until it was rediscovered a few years ago. Read more.
Artist Natsko Seki takes us through the canals with her Louis Vuitton Travel Book. See how the city inspires her at http://vuitton.lv/fTravelBooks Read more.
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 Read more.
A nice patch of green for long distance run training according to Susie Lau of Style Bubble on her Louis Vuitton Amble. See more of her favorites around London at http://vuitton.lv/10CJSS1 Read more.
Blogger Susie Lau of the Style Bubble comes here for the croissants, coffee, and weekend reading. See more on her Louis Vuitton Amble at http://vuitton.lv/10CJSS1 Read more.
The Snowdon Aviary at London Zoo was co-designed by the Earl of Snowdon, husband of HRH The Princess Margaret. The swans, officially owned by the Crown, fly freely on the canal next door!
Check out the Kensington Gardens to see the statue of Queen Victoria, the only other British Monarch aside from Queen Elizabeth II to celebrate a Diamon Jubilee with a 63 year rein.
This hollow Arch was half ventilation shaft for the Underground, half a tiny police station until 1992. Now open to the public for a sneaking glimpses of the Buckingham Palace private gardens.
The wonderful gardens at Fulham Palace are a temporary home to the kinetic sculptures of Peter Logan whose work is grafted on to tree stumps which move with the breezes.
The South London Gallery is regarded as at the forefront of the contemporary art scene, and a platform for young artists and curators. Brunch in the garden café is an essential weekend boost.
Visit the annual summer exhibition, which is London’s largest open submission art exhibition. It has been going for 242 years, and is an incredible collection of established and emerging artists.
With 21 acres, this is the largest single-run arts centre in the world. The Royal Festival Hall, Hayward Gallery, and Queen Elizabeth Hall form the backdrop to the hustle and bustle of markets.
The Tate boat, decorated by coloured spots inspired by Damien Hirst, travels every 40 minutes from Tate Modern - the world's most visited art gallery in its renovated power station - to Tate Britain.
Famous for its distinctive exhibitions, architecture & annual Pavilion commission. Every Saturday the Serpentine Gallery hosts talks and seminars with prominent artists, poets, curators and academics.
A wonderful way to spend a Sunday. Grab the best deals towards the late afternoon just as everyone is packing up 💐
You can have almost any cuisine imaginable freshly prepared in the bustling heart of Brixton Read more.
Check what fish is in season before you head there to get the most out of your visit. Read more.
It’s the perfect place to sit and read a book or just soak up the scenery. Read more.
The theatre space is fairly compact, so even the bargain seats offer great views of the stage Read more.
First purpose built cinema in London 100 years ago...comfy, dark, with a bar...a must!
One of London's friendliest cocktail bars with tasty simple twists on classics and a cosy atmosphere perfect for catching up with friends or date nights. BB says: http://buff.ly/1ihXYql
One of my favourite bars - anywhere. I love everything about this place. Go for outstanding cocktails and an intimate & decadent room.
The Isabella Plantation consists of clearings, ponds and streams and is planted with ferns, exotic trees and shrubs. Read more.
Yeah, it looks all shiny now, but go back 230 years and you'd be watching graverobbed corpses being dissected by the Hunter brothers. How quickly people forget.
The temporary exhibitions are always worth a look, no more so than the current Maps exhibition. Reasonably good for free wifi, but can be patchy. Love the quirky gift shop.
But, be quick visiting it, as thanks to the developers this place is going to change its face! Read more.
Not usually a food photo guy but meat fruit was exquisitely presented and so light and creamy. The dish of the day was the pigeon though - amazingly tender and juicy flavours.
Amazing restaurant, a must visit for fine dining in London. The buttermilk chicken is absolutely unmissable!
Australian chef Brett Graham wows Notting Hill with food that is not overly pretentious, but bold in flavor. You must do the wine pairing with your meal!
