For the best view of London walk to the top of Primrose Hill... sunrise, sunset - lovely!
You may not catch a pair of Jimmy Choos, but be sure to catch a red velvet cupcake. - Lauren Rubin. Read more.
The toppings in this pizza joint remain inventive (highly recommended is veal meatball, prosciutto, cream, & sage), while the crowd is less quiffs & brogues & more chinos & polo shirts. Read more.
The baked eggs with chorizo is absolutely glorious. Flat white coffee is amazing as well (they roast their beans on site).
Order the green curry fried rice, and everyone at your table will ask "Oh, what was that?" and make sure they order it themselves the next time.
Go for the Flat White, delicious! Also the chorizo sandwich if going for lunch.
The luxury department store began life in 1813 as a linen shop run by Benjamin Harvey from a terraced house. His daughter married Colonel Nichols in 1820, an expert in oriental rugs and silks.
Under the famous Trellik Tower lies one of London's best Vintage clothing stores, if you can get past the attitude of the staff there are som great pieces to be found.
Everything here is a play on scale, materials and form—the store’s essentially a rec room for accessories-and interiors-loving grown-ups. Authentic African design pieces sit alongside the house label.
An absolute must for some of the best design in London. Full of one off pieces and quality craftsmanship for the ultimate luxury - true uniqueness
Decent enough coffee, some decent-looking cakes and food, friendly staff and a good atmosphere. Bit more of a coffee shop than Leila's. worth a visit definitely.
One of the greatest record shops in the world. Listening booths, staff recommendations, magazines, books, loads of vinyl and surprisingly good coffee. Read more.
Cross over the Golden Jubilee pedestrian bridges. Walk along the South Bank and back over Waterloo Bridge.
Built in 1776, this handsome house contains an exceptional collection of 18th-century French furniture, painting and objets d'art, as well as an amazing array of medieval armour and weaponry. Read more.
The Serpentine Gallery, the sunken garden and the beautiful flower walk provide alluring ways to while away a sunny afternoon. Read more.
A coffee concept store from two of the men who know best, Rob Dunne and Vic Frankowski. The coffee is robust and you drink it standing at the bar. Read more.
Unless you’re a coffee connoisseur, it’s best to ask the baristas for advice as the offering here is enormous. Read more.
You might sit on an old gym horse to drink yours but it’s served in floral print china cups and arrives prompt-ish (if you don’t get the new barista). Read more.
Aside from the espresso menu, there’s also a special brew bar here, you can also buy music and DVDs and there’s a private room at the back which you can rent. Read more.
