Healthy restaurants
With the abundance of chippies, kebabs and fast-food franchises on seemingly every street corner of the capital, finding healthier food options in the city might seem like a struggle. With the increasing shift towards health-conscious dining, however, more and more restaurants are featuring wholesom...
Updated 9 Jan 2026
Shopping centres
London is a great place to be if you’re ready to shop til you drop. As well as more independent stores than we can count, there are also a great number of shopping centres and malls in London where you can shop for big brands, luxury brands, independent brands, and everything in between. If you want...
Updated 22 Feb 2024
Bao Fitz to host creative cocktail bars from around the world
The Fitzrovia branch of the popular Bao chain is distinguished by a U-shaped wooden bar, as well as its regular collaborations with renowned cocktail bars in London, for example Satan’s Whiskers or Happiness Forgets. The restaurant is now again taking its collabs to an international level and making...
Created 13 Sep 2022
Dog-friendly restaurants
London’s urban jungle doesn’t make for the most dog-friendly of cities, but there are still plenty of pooches out and about with their owners at any given time. As a consequence, you can find dog-friendly pubs and restaurants all around the capital, with some even catering to their four-legged patro...
Updated 9 Feb 2026
Pre-theatre dining
It’s always exciting when you’re heading out to see a show, but a great meal makes the occasion even more memorable. Fortunately there are lots of restaurants offering fantastic pre-theatre menus in London that mean you can enjoy a delicious dinner and get to your seats on time. No more long waits f...
Updated 30 Jan 2026
The Queen's funeral: What to expect and look out for in London
With many describing the death of Queen Elizabeth II on 8 September as the end of an era, life in the city is set to undergo several changes. Read on to find out how the monarch’s passing is likely to affect everyday life in the capital in the immediate future.
Already starting on the day of the...
Created 9 Sep 2022
Restaurants in Whitechapel
Whitechapel is an exciting and well-known part of London that’s full of history. Probably best known as the stalking ground of Jack the Ripper, today it’s a creative hub with a thriving multicultural population. Plus, there are lots of great restaurants in Whitechapel to explore. It’s undeniable tha...
Updated 7 Jun 2024
Sports bars
Want to watch an important match with a lively crowd of fans, spend some quality time with your mates, or just grab some chow with the footie on in the background? It comes as no surprise that the capital of such a sports-loving nation sports a bunch of lively bars, football pubs, and other venues d...
Updated 18 Jul 2025
Restaurants in Victoria
With a major train station, bus station, hotels, and theatres showing some of the biggest shows in town, Victoria is a bustling area and transit hub that many people visit every day. Whether you're just passing through and need to refuel or you're often in the area and want to find some great new pl...
Updated 4 Dec 2025
Private dining
If you’re on the hunt for a venue where you can celebrate your birthday, organise an intimate get-together, have a dinner party with friends or entertain business partners, the outstanding private dining options at many of London’s restaurants might be just the thing you need. From glamourous Michel...
Updated 4 Feb 2026
The Christmas shop at Liberty London is now open
Yes, indeed it is that time already. Buckle up, aspiring Santas, future elves and hopeful sugar plum fairies, for the famed Liberty London department store has thrown open the doors to its iconic Christmas store with just a little under four months to go until the big day.
The Christmas store on th...
Created 6 Sep 2022
Restaurants in Greenwich
Greenwich has a unique atmosphere. Not only is it the home of Greenwich Mean Time, but the maritime vibe makes you feel like you've gone to the seaside without even leaving zone two. No wonder the area attracts so many visitors from both London and further afield. There's plenty to explore in Greenw...
Updated 7 Jun 2024
Greek restaurants
If you’re yearning for a holiday, reminiscing about that special summer or just in the mood for some tasty food, consider heading to one of the capital’s many Greek tavernas. From juicy souvlaki skewers and creamy spreads to refreshing salads and fluffy pita bread, the traditionally warm and hospita...
Updated 18 Dec 2025
Roll up, roll up to London's new adults-only funfair
If you have fond childhood memories of running around the fairground, winning prizes, and stuffing yourself silly with candyfloss, London is about to get a new and unique destination that'll let you revisit those good times. Opening in October in Canary Wharf, Fairgame is the capital's new adults-on...
Created 5 Sep 2022
Did somebody say £3.50 pints in London?
London has a reputation for being expensive, and that’s not wrong. But, if you know where to look, it’s not too hard to find a bargain or two. As for pints in the city, coming by a brew that’s less than a fiver is a real challenge, but we’ve managed to find a brewery that’s serving happy hour pints...
Created 2 Sep 2022
Circle line guide
Until 2009 the Circle line was quite literally a circle and Londoners were free to ride around on an infinite loop. After it extended to Hammersmith this was no longer the case. Whilst this might mean it loses some of the novelty factor, it also means there are even more fun places and things to do...
Updated 2 Jul 2025
Community cafés
London may be chock full of chain food and drink options, but if you look beyond the bustling high streets, you’ll find an independent community café scene that does a lot more than simply serve a great cup of coffee. From vegan social enterprise cafés to cafés donating a percentage of profits to a...
Updated 12 Jan 2026
New Rondo La Cave pop-up promises a lot of bang for your buck
The Rondo La Cave wine bar beneath The Hoxton hotel in Holborn regularly hosts chef residencies in its incubator kitchen. The latest to join the ranks is Dollars, a collaboration with Andrei Soen, the founder of the renowned Park Bench Deli in Singapore.
At the Park Bench Deli sandwich shop, Andrei...
Created 2 Sep 2022
New Rondo La Cave pop-up promises a lot of bang for your buck
The Rondo La Cave wine bar beneath The Hoxton hotel in Holborn regularly hosts chef residencies in its incubator kitchen. The latest to join the ranks is Dollars, a collaboration with Andrei Soen, the founder of the renowned Park Bench Deli in Singapore.
At the Park Bench Deli sandwich shop, Andrei...
Created 2 Sep 2022
Kerridge’s Bar & Grill launches 'too good to be true' set lunch
With living costs on the rise, top chef Tom Kerridge, the man behind Kerridge’s Bar & Grill, is launching a new set menu in response to the crisis. From 5th September, three of his restaurants, including the London-based Kerridge’s Bar & Grill will serve a two-course set lunch for £15, giving diners...
Created 2 Sep 2022
Sheba Brick Lane voted best curry in London
London is renowned for its impeccable Indian food scene, and it might just be one of the best places in the world to eat it (apart from India itself). You’ll find excellent Indian restaurants scattered all over the city, but head to Brick Lane, follow the wafts of curry, and you’ll find some of the...
Created 1 Sep 2022
Barbershops
Whether you’ve got a job interview lined up, a big date coming your way, a special occasion in the works or just want to treat yourself to a little pampering, a fresh cut and a clean shave are just the thing for the discerning gentlemen. London certainly isn’t lacking in barbershops, but there are s...
Updated 3 Mar 2025
Free Pizza Pilgrims Pizza this September
'In crust we trust' is the motto you'll see plastered all over any Pizza Pilgrim restaurant, where the pillow-like dough used to craft their epic Neapolitan pizzas is a serious art. So, you might be just as excited as us to hear they're opening up another site in Finsbury Park. They’ll serve their i...
Created 31 Aug 2022
Tattoo studios
When it comes to getting inked, the number one thing is to ensure you've done adequate research so that you don't end up with a shoddy full-sleeve. London is packed to the brim with tattoo shops specialising in various styles, which means the market is pretty saturated. That's why we've done the res...
Updated 23 Dec 2025
Afro hair salons
Knowing that your hair looks great can help you feel fantastic too, whatever your hair type is. Afro hair can be styled in so many different ways, from braiding and protective styles, wigs and weaves, to expertly maintaining your natural curls. To get the most out of your hair, no matter what your f...
Updated 12 Sep 2024
The Cross rises again
The Cross was a legendary nightclub that drew in well-dressed crowds for nights of refined revelry in King’s Cross from 1993 to 2007. Setting itself apart with stylish furnishings and clientele, it became one of the most popular party spots in the city in a time when most clubs relied on cheesy musi...
Created 31 Aug 2022
Buffet restaurants
When you’re after a tasty and filling meal where you can eat exactly what you like, heading to a buffet is often a great decision. Choose whatever catches your eye, eat as much of it as you want to, and go home feeling satisfied. There are plenty of buffet restaurants in London offering tasty cuisin...
Updated 15 Dec 2025
Karen's Diner set to open in London
If you’re a glutton for punishment and not just a straight up glutton, there’s some exciting restaurant news on the horizon - Karen’s Diner, the notoriously foul-mouthed eatery looks set to come to London. Originally started in Australia in 2021, the chain has successful UK branches in Sheffield, Ma...
Created 26 Aug 2022
Croissants
The search for the best croissant in London is ongoing. Buttery, flaky, beautifully glossy pastries aren't particularly hard to come by in the city, but whittling it down to the very best croissants in London is the real challenge. From Popham's marmite, Schlossberger and spring onion pastry to Cris...
Updated 28 Oct 2025
Elizabeth line guide
The shiny new jewel in Transport for London's crown, work on the Elizabeth line started in 2009, and the line opened to the public in 2022, commemorating Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee. It spans more than 100km from Reading and Heathrow to Shenfield and Abbey Wood, providing a much-needed lin...
Updated 29 Aug 2024
Affordable restaurants
We're all aware that eating out can often be pricey, but you don't have to miss out if you're on a budget. There are plenty of cheap eats in London that offer tasty food and great value for money. From affordable Asian favourites to Italian, Mexican, and even classic British cooking, the capital is...
Updated 4 Feb 2026
Bars in Brixton
There’s loads going on in Brixton. By day it’s a great place to explore buzzing street markets and restaurants and later there’s a vibrant and bustling nightlife. There are plenty of great clubs, pubs, and bars in Brixton that make it a lively destination for a top night out. It doesn’t matter wheth...
Updated 12 Jan 2024
Affordable activities
If you're looking for things to do in London on a budget, you've come to the right place. The capital has a bit of a reputation for being expensive, and that's not wrong. But there are plenty of free and budget-friendly activities and experiences you can enjoy all over the city without worrying abou...
Updated 13 Jan 2026
Beer bars
What with the proud British ale tradition and the abundance of corner pubs and local boozers in London, there's certainly no shortage of places where you can get a cold beer after work in the capital. But those looking for a change from their usual pint, perhaps a bold new flavour or just a differen...
Updated 22 Dec 2025
Bars in Kingsland Road
Kingsland Road is a bustling East London street that has loads going on. It’s home to restaurants, culture, and of course, a fantastic selection of bars. If you’re searching for a cool bar in Kingsland Road to enjoy your favourite tipple, you’re sure to find plenty of options, whatever your tastes m...
Updated 26 Feb 2024
Historic sights
With a past spanning more than two millennia, London has a wealth of interesting historic sites where visitors can find out more about the evolution of this major global city. From original Roman remains and medieval fortresses to royal palaces, Victorian cemeteries and memorials to battlefield vict...
Updated 2 Jul 2025
Restaurants in Walthamstow
An up-and-coming area on the outskirts of the city, Walthamstow has seen an influx of new inhabitants and redevelopment in the past couple of years and is poised to become the next big buzzy London neighbourhood. The dining scene is quickly following suit, with exciting new openings joining establis...
Updated 30 Oct 2024
Bars in Hackney Wick
In an area as diverse and creative as Hackney Wick, it's no surprise that it's also home to some of the best drinking spots in East London. Whether you want an all-nighter to the sound of live DJs spinning the freshest tracks or looking for a spot to enjoy a quiet glass of wine, there's plenty of ch...
Updated 16 Jul 2025
Bars in Islington
Islington is home to a great variety of bars that cater to every taste and interest. Looking for a world-class cocktail destination, a late-night dive bar, a tropical haven, or somewhere for craft beer? Islington has got the lot! When you’re looking for somewhere great for drinks in Islington, we’ve...
Updated 8 May 2025
Central line guide
The Central line stretches for 46 miles from West Ruislip to Epping, which means there are 46 miles of activities to get stuck into. From the magic of Epping Forest to incredible artwork by emerging artists at Halcyon Gallery, here's our guide to activities and experiences along the Central line tha...
Updated 12 Nov 2025
Cafés
Café, coffee shop, coffee house, espresso bar – no matter what you call them, London has plenty of places to hit up when you need a quick fix of java and a break. The coffee shops in the capital range from speedy takeaway outposts to laidback eateries that place as much of an emphasis on the food as...
Updated 12 Jan 2026
Bars in Camden
Camden Town is well-known for many things – the bustling markets, picturesque canal, and its thriving nightlife. If you’re looking for a great atmosphere and delicious drinks, there are lots of exciting bars in Camden that you can visit. Whether you prefer craft beer, cocktails, or a bar that gives...
Updated 27 May 2025
Piccadilly line guide
London’s longest tube line is the Piccadilly line, which extends to three corners of the capital. With so many stations along the way, it can connect you to loads of exciting restaurants, bars, and sights in London. If you fancy a stroll in the park, a delicious meal, or some retail therapy, there a...
Updated 12 Nov 2025
Victoria line guide
Ahh the Victoria line...it can whip you from Walthamstow to Brixton in just 39 minutes and stops off at many exciting destinations in London along the way. Whether you’re looking for something delicious to eat, a great night out, or you want to take in some culture, the Victoria line gives you acces...
Updated 21 Oct 2025
Restaurants on Kingsland Road
Kingsland Road is known as the home of Vietnamese food in London, but that's not the only delicious cuisine available on this busy East London street. Whether you're craving Japanese, seafood, burgers, or of course, a steaming bowl of pho, there's a restaurant on Kingsland Road where you can fill yo...
Updated 13 Feb 2026
Northern line guide
The Northern Line is the world's oldest electric railway system, stretching from High Barnet and Edgware all the way down to Morden. It's no surprise that it is one of the city's busiest and most confusing lines, including lots of stops with many incredible activities and experiences to get stuck in...
Updated 19 Dec 2025
Yoga
Looking for a hobby that’s good for both body and mind? Yoga might be just what you need. Whether you can slide into a headstand with ease or you’re still getting to grips with downward facing dog, it’s a healthy activity that everyone can enjoy. If you want to join a yoga studio in London, there ar...
Updated 27 Jan 2026
Restaurants in Hackney Wick
Hackney Wick: the creative capital of London and the bohemian neighbour of the swanky new Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. It's a hub for art, creativity, and culture, and an area that thrums with quirky bars, independent cafés, and edgy nightclubs. With this comes a variety of unique and interesting r...
Updated 16 Jul 2025
Falafel
Originating from the Middle East, falafel has become a much-loved street food all over the world, and it’s no wonder. It’s crunchy, packed with flavour, you can eat it in a sandwich, a salad, or to scoop up hummus – what’s not to love about that? If you’ve got a hankering for something delicious and...
Updated 19 Feb 2026
Waterside restaurants
When the temperature starts creeping up, finding a nice spot to grab a bite by the river can be just the thing to get your mind off the everyday urban jungle. And with the River Thames and numerous canals running across the city, London certainly isn't lacking options when it comes to waterside rela...
Updated 2 Oct 2025