An absolute breakfast classic in the 24th Street corridor. Great stylish old fashioned diner with a huge menu and capacity to make great milkshakes and malts
Absolutely stunning space with a number of different collections. Best to visit when there’s a particular exhibition though as they can be more interesting than their core stuff.
The seafood gyoza are amazing. The Tom yum XLB are also particularly good. The pan seared dumplings are great, as are the beans. Personally I think the King Dum is just a gimmick and not worth it.
The people behind the counter are often wandering off places. Not super busy though and there’s some nice coffee nearby.
It’s a strange experience this one. You get to see the home and it is beautiful and interesting. But you can’t go inside it and you can’t take pictures of the interior.
The iced matcha latte and matcha croissant were very good. Nice place to hang out and think and work.
Beautiful pastries and a wonderful outdoors area. Just a lovely place. Not cheap though.
The cascara fizz is a lovely non-coffee based drink. The ginger and molasses cookies are awesome too.
The cheese selection is normal great and there’s an amazing selection of board and card games.
Nando’s are almost universally decent, nice, tasty food. Their little pasteis de nata are not the best in London but they are quite decent, and the chicken is tasty and cheap.
