Ideal on the weekend, followed by a stroll along Butler's Wharf. Standing exhibition alone is worth a look, but the special exhibitions fascinate for hours.
Tucked away in the heart of Soho, you have to book this place in advance, but they won't take bookings more than a week ahead. The great food is second only to a fantastic wine list and service.
A beautiful sunken bar with more than a dash of eccentricity. Delicious signature cocktails, hide covered seats, garish gold decor, and the awesome bathrooms. Highly recommend the Crazyberry!
My favorite cheese-stop in London. Great for stocking up or just grabbing a bite to eat. And make sure you pop inside the sealed cheese room to get your senses knocked around.
You've got to love the extensive photo collection of past patrons. As for the food, the rosemary pizza bread is a must for starters. Perfect compliment to an evening at the Royal Opera House.
A dance house that's willing to take risks! Before every trip back I check the listings to see if there's something worth checking out. Nine times out of ten there is!
It's all about Sundays at the Electric Cinema. Check out Portobello Road Market mid-morning, then take in the double bill, kick back in the vast leather chairs and enjoy.
I love Galicia for how down to earth it is. Despite how crowded it now gets, it remains a truly authentic family run tapas bar (and likely the best Spanish food in London).
Be hungry, be early and be ready to eat a lot! This is an experience best shared with friends, and be a little adventurous even if the chicken's feet may not be your thing.
