Daniel's reviews

Interesting museum in an olde warehouse – the subject is not as niche as you might expect, and there are lots of cool things to learn here. Lots for kids to do, too.

I also saw piglets here and it made my day.

Really beautiful palace, well worth the visit - the interiors are magnificent.

Very nice Central London restaurant serving British cuisine that’s on another level without veering wildly off course, keeping it exciting while still familiar. You can’t really go wrong with what you order, but make sure to get the mash, it’s exquisite. The food is a tad on the price side, but the drinks are surprisingly affordable, so it evens out nicely. A class act all around.

Very nice Central London restaurant serving British cuisine that’s on another level without veering wildly off course, keeping it exciting while still familiar. You can’t really go wrong with what you order, but make sure to get the mash, it’s exquisite. The food is a tad on the pr... Show full »

Nice brunch place with some intriguing food options and all sorts of different kinds of coffee - proper Aussie stuff. Like everywhere in London these days, the shrinkflation is real though.

Hands down the best museum for families I’ve been to in London. Free entry, you can wheel your pram around, there’s loads of fun things for kids of all ages to do, and there are fascinating exhibits for adults too. Definitely an easy way to spend a day out with the kids.

Really enjoyed the private dinner we had here – the seafood platter was excellent. The staff were very friendly and the place has a grand, old-school feel to it.

A fun enough club that can be a bit much when crowded. The music was good when I went though.

Good coffee and a really nice saffron bun, though the avocado sandwich could have used a bit of seasoning.

Nice little pub with really friendly bar staff – just went for a drink here, but it was proper.