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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...
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.
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.
A surprisingly cosy museum - you could just come here, read a book in the reading room, and have a very chill afternoon. The exhibits are interesting and very detailed, and the museum is bigger than I expected. It’s great for little ones too, there are loads of fun things to do and plenty of s...
Got the best banh mi takeaway here, the baguette was perfectly crispy and the rilling was so tasty. The place itself is a bit on the shabby side, but the staff are very friendly. Affordable prices too.
Nice venue, a bit pricey for what you get though. The food was ok - the cornbread is very nice, the rest (chicken parm, lamington, anzac cookie) was fine. There’s better coffee to be found in the area too.
