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Khrystal K. Davis: This is my favorite art museum ever. I love the Monet and Degas works. The impressionist collection is a treat to the eyes. I need to go back and spend more time. One afternoon wasn't long enough.
Onur Avcı: Tartufata has a strong flavour, lt has a character. Margherita parmigiana was really delicious and special with aubergine was awesome. And Edikt beer was also good.
Great Russell St (btwn Montague & Bloomsbury St), London, Greater London
History Museum · Bloomsbury · 1011 tips and reviews
Sherie Swerdlow: Do your research ahead of time to decide what's important to see. We saw the Pompeii Exhibit and thought it was extremely well done. Great lunch spots and it's worth the trip just to view the space.
Art Museum · Kensington and Chelsea · 656 tips and reviews
Kris Covo: The new refurbished rooms have modernized this classic museum, while their exhibitions are world class, spectacular, and must see events. And they have just brought back their beloved bookshop.
Klara S: Amazing collection of modern art, very intelligently curated. Great place to get yourself lost in Rothko's or Richter's large scale paintings.
Emir Vekil: Had several coctails, suggest daiquiri for rum lovers. Great ambiance, friendly bartenders and good music. A place for those that enjoy a cosy environment
Cromwell Rd (at Queen's Gate), London, Greater London
Science Museum · Kensington and Chelsea · 622 tips and reviews
Ieva Andrukaitytė: The dinosaur section is great. Make sure you head there first as it can get seriously crowded. Definitely on of the best museums in London.
Jason Hirst: So many people simply walk by this big secret! A great cafe, lovely gardens, relaxing water feature and intellectual gatherings. Do visit!
James Cheshire: What small pubs SHOULD be like - cozy, vibrant and friendly. Great selection drinks, great food and all lots of books and crannies to sit in.
Joao Pacheco: Coffee is one of the best. The bread from E5 helps in turning their sandwiches into something really good. Try the meat sandwich and the chorizo one. Porridge is actually good!
Svilen: One of the most hipster places in the area. Excellent espresso blends and great atmosphere. Pies are usually (but not always) pretty good, too.
Sebastian Gisbert-Madziar: The most authentic and delicious sour-dough pizza with affordable prices and stellar atmosphere. If there's one Italian restaurant you want to visit, it's definitely Franco Manca.
Franz Vitulli: Great rooftop bar in a non touristy area. Fantastic view over London. They have the Boulevardier on the menu, not so common yet one of my fav cocktails.
Alien: Lobster here is a must. They served in Steamed and Grilled. I prefer the Steamed 1. Apart from food, they served nice drinks too.. beers, wines and cocktails!
dtmco: Visited early in the evening with little expectation, but was pleasantly surprised. The pizza was up there with the best I've had and very reasonably priced. Amazing pizza, good beer and good vibes.
Dalston Yard (at Hartwell St), Dalston, Greater London
Street Food Gathering · 49 tips and reviews
Marco Sousa: Not cheap but a great place to hang out with friends and try lots of different food trucks with delicious things like pulled pork, usda brisket, pizza, cocktails, burgers or even lobster.
7 Roach Rd (Stour Space), Greater London, Greater London
Café · Tower Hamlets · 115 tips and reviews
Mike Stenhouse: I had the potato cakes with poached eggs and salmon. Really good... The upstairs is nice and bright with a view over the Olympics site.
Hertford House (Manchester Sq), London, Greater London
Art Museum · Marylebone · 97 tips and reviews
Chelsea Bradley: The most beautiful collection of art and beauty, amazing rooms full of different collections. The staircase landing previews the rising and setting of the Sun paintings. The audio tour is worth it.
198 Shaftesbury Ave (Monmouth St), London, Greater London
Cocktail Bar · Holborn and Covent Garden · 191 tips and reviews
Jack Jenkins: Lovely little cocktail bar, I think it has to be one of the most reasonably priced very good cocktail places in London. Huge selection of cocktails and the guys there really know their craft.
John Gibbons: Absolutely fab Sunday roast chicken with Yorkshire pudding, honey roasted carrots and parsnips, roast potatoes, and braised red cabbage. They don't just do great cocktails here!
55 Britton St (at St John's Path), London, Greater London
Pub · Clerkenwell · 73 tips and reviews
charlie beety: awesome quaint boozer in the back streets of farringdon. microbrewery brewed ale... defo worth checking out just for the grapefruit beer and honey porter