A London institution. Described by many as the very best place in London for kebabs and Tandoor roasted meats cooked Pakistani style. Meal for two, including service, approx. £40
Nice spot with excellent coffee. Recommended for breakfast and/or lunch. Open 8:00-20:00 daily including weekends.
Whitechapel is the world's most famous bell foundry and the oldest manufacturing company in Great Britain! The foundry is notable as the makers of Big Ben and the Liberty Bell.
A laid back all day dinning spot, where you can enjoy a coffee and a sandwich or share a couple of dinner plates with good wine.
Arthouse cinema and bar showing blockbuster and independent films in a renovated 19th-century building
Beautiful galleries, exhibitions, artist commissions, collection displays, historic archives, education resources, inspiring art courses, Cafe/Bar and Bookshop. Open all year round - worth a visit
The world's oldest surviving Grand Music Hall. Over 300 yrs it's evolved from Victorian sailors' pub to music hall, Methodist Mission to rag warehouse before reopening as the exciting venue it is now
Lively hideaway with weathered decor featuring pub fare and draft beer, live music and DJs. Open til late
Cosy unchanging boozer with piano and pavement terrace in a cobbled backstreet
They source their own produce, use organic where possible, free range meats and sustainable fished seafood. The result: delicious! Closes at 10.30pm daily
Upscale pub fare and creative cocktails served in an airy, industrial-chic space with a roof garden.
A worthy excuse to visit the landmark 30 St Mary Axe AKA The Gherkin. K&C is an upmarket bakery chain known for its indulgent cakes and gourmet snacks.
Central London's only marina redeveloped from the former commercial docks designed by Thomas Telford - this vibrant community is one of the capital's hidden gems!
London's oldest riverside pub dates back to 1520. The Prospect used to be a regular meeting place for smugglers, pirates and cut-throats. Views from the pub were sketched by both Turner and Whistler
Celebrated chef Tom Aitkins newest outpost. Open daily for lunch, breakfast and weekend brunch. Committed to serving fresh, ethically sourced and sustainainably farmed ingredients
The world's leading museum devoted to contemporary design in every form from architecture and fashion to graphics, product, industrial, and graphic design
Its cobbled walkways and glass Victorian roof make it an attractive place to shop, eat and drink or simply relax
Cafe and small shop, with an in-house bakery and cake counter, where the vast majority of the food and drink products are British.
Home to one of the world’s finest collections of children’s toys, doll’s houses, games and costumes
A working farm in the middle of the city with cows, goats, pigs, ducks and even owls! Good cafe and on Saturdays a very good farmers market
Independent coffee shop with great service, pastries, cakes, quiches, and beautiful salads. Recommended
Huge Grade I listed warehouse constructed in 1811, serving primarily as a store for imported tobacco, now operates as an events space with loads on all the time
Built in 1724, each room inside this Georgian terraced house has been decorated to evoke 18th century life as experienced by a family of Huguenot silk weavers
Locals secret! Created in memory of East End residents killed in the WWII, the garden is an ideal spot to bask in the sunshine and enjoy some peace and quiet
Often packed and buzzing. Expect decent portions served with efficiency and the occasional dash of charm. Old-school with an authentic feel, whitewashed dining room and copper bar
Filled to the brim with fresh produce from Italy, you’ll find artisan charcuterie and cheeses, a treasure trove of wines and some serious coffee
Store for carefully selected new and vintage designer homeware, stationery and clothing items
