530 ft high cliffs give stunning views of Eastbourne and the English Channel. Soak up some sun and relax for a moment!
The skeleton of a giant, Winston Churchill’s dentures and diseased human remains in jars are among the bizarre exhibits at the Hunterian Museum, which is certainly one of London’s strangest. Read more.
Franks — A summer only bar with amazing views situated on top of a multi-storey car park. Good if your in South London partner up with a trip to the South London Gallery or Brixton Market.
Superb bar with rooftop garden. Go here on a hot summer day. Oustanding views of the Bank of England and it's surrounds. Great for sunset viewing's too. Pricey, but worth it.
A fine place for breakfast by the lake. Arrive early to guarantee a slice of the day's fresh cakes.
London's foremost private members club favored by the intellectual and artsy set includes three bars, two restaurants, meeting spaces and a plush billiards room. Kristin Knox, The Clothes Whisperer
For C.S. Lewis fans, the Alice In Wonderland Mad Hatter's afternoon tea is a must. Have quaintly decorated treats including "Eat Me" cake and a "Drink Me" smoothie. Kristin Knox, The Clothes Whisperer
The best steak restaurant in London located between the City & Shoreditch resulting with a mix of city boys & trendy media types. Food is first class and its my No1 choice for client lunch meetings.
The original Hawksmoor, for most of its six-year existence a boisterous one-floor restaurant and bar, has fitted out and opened its cellar as a dedicated bar. And it's great. Read more.
Great place for a summer night as they have a huge (as the name says) roof garden. Music is appealing but crowd can be hit and miss.
With award-winning bartenders and a pianist playing American jazz standards, The American Bar sure is classy. Read more.
Everything is outstanding. Even the house red is great. The £40 set menu is sublime...
