Amazing non-alcoholic pairings, uniquely flavored tacos, and a surprisingly grounded vibe for a Michelin-starred spot.

A succession of scents and flavors, colors and smiles. I suggest you try the paella from Bomba Paella and the strawberries with chocolate!

Michelin restaurant but make it affordable, lunch set menu for only £65. Try the Pig ear ragout and the meat fruit (a mandarin with chicken liver parfait inside).

Book your free ticket one month ahead to enjoy an amazing view from London's highest public garden.

You need to try their cheesy toastie and scones with seasonal jam.

At least once in your life, you have to try the Honey Butter Toast.

One of the best Indian restaurants in London, the chef explores Indian cuisine through a contemporary eye - try Sharmaji’s Lahori Chicken!

Best way to start the morning: freshly baked pastries and hand-roasted coffee. Don't hesitate to try the delicious pain au chocolat!

Italo-american restaurant with retro vibes. Fried artichokes and cheese cake to try. Don't miss a trip to the disco-bathroom!

The best brunch and hot chocolate in London. Especially if you want to feel like you're drinking a melted chocolate bar in a mug.

Among the best Italian food you can find in London - everything is fantastic!

The ideal place for a quick lunch (excellent sandwiches) or for a tasty snack (try the cinnamon rolls).

You absolutely have to try the "Parma Violet" filter coffee and a cinnamon roll. Then, order a cappuccino and watch how it's made.

Dining in this Sri Lankan restaurant was a pleasant and fun experience: the "hoppers" are definitely worth ordering.

Walk through the rainforest to get to this magical place and enjoy uniquely presented cocktails.

This iconic Moreish small plates bar must be booked well in advance. Get the fried chickpeas and the aubergine molasses - to die for!

The most interesting newly starred restaurant in London in 2024. Everything revolves around the grill and the large oven, the open kitchen conquers.

If you pass by here, you absolutely must have an Indian coffee while checking out their collection of leather suitcases. Also, take a look downstairs—they have unique handmade pieces.

Historic London restaurant, where you can eat authentic fish and chips. Reservation is highly recommended.

Built in 1750, this is one of London’s oldest and most historic pubs. It’s a classic spot, brimming with life. Grab a beer and take in the ambiance, both inside and out.

This ‘relaxed’ two-star Michelin restaurant warms you up with amazing flavors, excellent produce, and a great wine/tea pairing!

Afternoon tea but make it fusion! Posh dumplings and spring rolls instead of sandwiches with cute Chinese sweets.

Lovely little Irish pub in the heart of Brixton with live music and quiz nights. The cocktails are amazing.

Gorgeous and spacious studio! Kelly, the owner and instructor, is an amazing teacher and human being!

Think Rome, but in London! The suppli are to die for and so is the focaccia with stracchino.

After a walk around Westminster, get in line at 11:00 am. The owner's voice announcing ready orders sets a vibrant atmosphere. Inside, savor a classic English breakfast featuring sausages, baked beans, and perfectly cooked eggs. Ask for a buttered toast and a rich cappuccino.

A colorful place where you can sip bubble tea, surrounded by soft toys and kind smiles. It will win over adults and children.

Craft beer or wine on tap by East London’s canals, street art and houseboats as the sun goes down? Don’t mind if I do!

Explore all the beautiful, historic rooms of the oldest riverside pub of the city, then relax with a beer on the patio and enjoy the view of the Thames.

I've had the best friend dates here! The roast leeks with pistachio and the roast pink fir potatoes are a must, and they have great craft beer too.

The vibe is welcoming, the natural light shines and the choice of instructors (for classes and one-off workshops) is the best in London. They have 2 rooms with 6 poles each and lots of daily classes on offer.

The dishes are delicious and the place is full of heart. They blend local British ingredients with rich regional flavors, celebrating shared dining.

London’s sexiest Mezcal bar! In this Dalston women-owned gorgeous basement, the spicy Margaritas have a kick and the vibes are luxurious.

Elevated pub, from the old-world decorations to the food menu. Good portions - don't be intimidated by the dark pub settings downstairs.

A bookshop and a wine bar where the booksellers have the best tips - both in terms of wine and books!

Make sure you book in advance to enjoy creative cocktails in a 1940s old tube stop setting.

Delicious Italian coffee and pastries in the heart of London. Do not miss the pasticciotto!

You’ll be overwhelmed by the colors of uniquely designed vases and candles.

Mismatched furniture and bottles and funky art all over the walls, no-label wines named by their vibe, soft lights and yummy snacks.

Two spaces, two vibes: upstairs, cocktails on tap; downstairs, more mixology. Try both! And keep an eye on their special takeovers.

Near Primrose Hill? This is the perfect weekend brunch spot.

These guys turn ingredients that are normally thrown away, like fish heads or veggie scraps, and turn them into blow-your-mind dishes. Sit at the counter to watch them work.

Enjoy crispy fish and chips in a brightly lit setting.

Come for Roman cuisine year-round, with a staff that's always friendly and on hand. I finally found a place to satisfy my supplì cravings in London!

Art gallery, bar/cafe and shop. This is a vibrant neon wonderland, showcasing a dazzling collection of vintage signs and eclectic art.

Very good selection of wine to be enjoyed either al fresco or in the wine cellar for a charming atmosphere.

Attentive staff and tasty Lebanese food in a relaxing, green setting.

Delicious coffees and exquisite pastries. Don't miss the almond croissant.

Delicious Middle Eastern cuisine with a creative twist.

Great set menu lunch with pizzetta ai 4 formaggi.

Stylish and welcoming venue serving modern European cooking with a South African twist.

A converted brewery, now home-goods shop with green-tiled exterior. The best place to buy well curated, timeless and functional products.

Vibrant bakery just off Portobello Road. A must-visit on weekends for fresh pastries and a stroll in the market.

This Chelsea pub charms with beautiful décor, amazing Sunday roasts, and warm service. The chefs craft a menu of seasonal classics and modern British dishes, using only the best-tasting produce. Whether it’s lunch, dinner, or a Sunday roast, every meal here is made with quality!

Ruled London’s best restaurant of 2024 by TimeOut, this Malaysian spot started out as a pop-up. Now it's a small plates joint full of flavor.

From the charcuterie to the pasta, everything is homemade. Don't miss the Pancetta Arrotolata and the pasta with kale sauce and chili.

Traditional afternoon tea in an elegant setting, an old banking hall, and with live music.

One of the best new Italians on the scene, Noci is an affordable, classy spot with plenty of options from different Italian regions.

Food is high quality and wholesome, with bright and unique flavors. It's low key and easy to get in and out and bring on your adventure.

Arguably the best Pizza spot outside of Napoli - and stylish, which is a nice plus.

Sit at the counter and feel free to ask for recommendations on the coffee blends of the day. Even better with an order of Eggs Benedict.

Nestled in Mayfair, this culinary gem brings Sardinia’s sun-kissed flavors to London. Chef Achille Pinna’s passion shines in every bite, a must-visit for authentic Mediterranean cuisine!

Tell the bartender your favorite flavors—they’ll craft a bespoke cocktail just for you.

To start, the house pastrami is delicious! Then you must not miss the beef brisket.

Hearty food, good wine, and convivial atmosphere. The proprietor cares about the whole hog, and ensures it's represented best regardless of what it is. Bring friends, or make them.

Best Japanese katsu in the city. Every kind of katsu is served with a cabbage salad with their special dressing which is to die for.

Lose yourself among the stalls of vintage on offer and discover unique handmade pieces.

This is THE BAR if you want to drink the perfect Martini (and more fantastic cocktails). They really make you feel special, which keeps me coming back.

This lively London pub offers great beers and delicious fish & chips in a cozy setting. Upstairs a proper restaurant serves even more incredible dishes, making it a must-visit for food & drink lovers!

Super fresh scallops with bacon and pumpkin risotto to try.

Iconic Notting Hill pub; fun and full of life. Perfect for a beer in good company!

Enjoy a coffee and the granola on the patio after a nice walk along the Thames.

A special place to have lunch after a walk in Hampstead Heath; go for the Sunday Roast or Mash and Sausages with loads of gravy.

The ideal pole studio to book a private, train to prep performances/ competitions or to shoot with photographers and videographers.

Come for the traditional Sunday roast.

A fantastic local pub offering a wide selection of delicious food and craft beers. With plenty of space for larger groups, it’s the perfect spot to gather with friends and enjoy a great atmosphere.

An upscale Chelsea spot serving top-quality Italian dishes. The tuna and avocado tartare is a must, and don’t leave without trying the ricotta cannoli, pure delight!

This spot serves amazing grilled juicy pork dumplings (their specialty) and more. Walk in at Artillery Passage or book here for a top-notch noodle and dumpling experience!

Danish coffee shop and bakery. The cardamom bun and matcha are my two favorites.

An authentic Korean gem in London, serving mouthwatering BBQ dishes that capture the essence of Korea. A must-visit!

If you are new to Persian cuisine... you will fall in love with it.

The owner of this little hidden cafe is very kind and explains everything about the variety of coffee that he uses. Enjoy a delicious cup of coffee while chatting with him!

You’ll go crazy for the Taiwanese-style bao and the fried chicken with spicy sauce.

Go for their excellent selection of wines and the seasonal small plates.

An institution in Brick Lane for Bagels. I always go for the Smoked Salmon and Cream Cheese.

Stop by for an authentic Italian aperitivo or to buy a quick bite in a very friendly and welcoming environment. (Temporarily closed for refurbishment, reopening mid-February!)

Spicy and vibrant Indian cuisine, just like the restaurant’s decor—try the crispy and delicious samosas.

This bookshop is a treasure for any book lover. Great selection of books with an amazing interior.

Ask for the Matka, and show it to your server. A brass pot and die will appear. Roll a six, and your bill will be taken care of.

Even if it’s too cold for ice cream, their indulgent hot chocolate will still win you over.

Great spot for a tasty mediterranean brunch. Try to get the outdoor table if it's sunny.

Concept store with plenty of cool stuff in in a hip neighborhood.

The only place in the world I get my hair cut. Beautiful interior design, brilliant stylists. Samuel Broadbent is my pick.

Nepalese Momo are a delicious surprise.

Do not miss their Zahraa Harra.

A must-visit for fans of Japan, offering a wide range of crafted items and free exhibitions. I love the atmosphere and always learn something new when I visit!

Narrow spaces in traditional Japanese style, great sushi and grill for a fair price. Booking highly advised!

A world of floral sophistication where passion meets creativity. Expertly crafted, fashion-forward arrangements bring beauty to every occasion with elegance and style.

Ceviche and Pisco Sour the cool way.

Serving the best pastel de nata in London, this place is charming and nonetheless affordable.

Worldwide cuisines to choose from in a stunning deconsecrated church. The dishes at Bindas Eatery are very good

A must-go for sake lovers.

A relaxing place, with cozy lights, attentive staff and an excellent selection of amazing wines. in a welcoming and intimate atmosphere...this place is a "must" go!

A super cool spot in East London that mixes Chinese and Peruvian flavors in the best way. The menu is packed with exciting Chifa dishes, full of bold flavors and creative techniques. For me definitely a must-try!

Middle East cuisine with a twist! Do not miss the celeriac shawarma.

Unmissable when east - loud, fun and cool!

Lively food hall with a great selection of food stalls and drinks to enjoy in a vibrant atmosphere. Try the burgers and anything from Little Pudding!

Clean, delicious Indian-inspired cocktails in a dark and intimate setting.

For a quick bite while strolling on the South Bank. My fav stand is Crêpes à la Carte for fresh sweet and savory crêpes.

They offer a great selection of coffee brewing methods and varieties, that change regularly. Try their pour over filter coffee.

Little shop selling stylish and high quality shoes in a charming neighborhood.

If you love maps, globes, travel books or anything related to geography and travels this is the place!

One of my favorite interior designers in the UK. Love her work. So special to get to glimpse it in real life through this showroom.

I honestly fly to London just for their grilled fish—it's that good.

Classic bar in a great hotel near the British Museum for tea before adventures or drinks afterward.

Elegant in the atmosphere and the cocktails - always a themed exciting list of classics twisted in Salvatore Calabrese's style.

Grab a seat next to the window and enjoy a pint with one of the best views of London.

Lovely spot for starting the day with a coffee and a French savory crepes (Galettes Bretonnes).

Amazing fusion of Italian and Korean food. Let Mauro guide you through the different homemade kimchi. Do not miss the dark chocolate mochi.

Lovely little designer shop selling wool products with plenty of colors and very high quality.

Head downstairs to the Cocktail Bar and then catch a jazz music gig in the Crazy Coqs. All in a 1920's French atmosphere.