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Longdan is a vibrant Southeast Asian supermarket in London, brimming with a vast selection of imported foods and home essentials that keep you exploring.

A quaint museum in a former church showcasing garden history, lush courtyard, a veggie-friendly café, plus stunning London views from its tower.

Nestled in the lobby of the Page Hotel, Page Common coffeehouse is a cozy oasis serving artisanal coffees and tempting all-day bites, perfect for people-watching.

Ozone Coffee Roasters: a hip Shoreditch hub where expertly roasted coffee meets inventive all-day brunch, lunch, and laid-back vibes in an airy industrial space.

The Devonshire perfectly blends a cozy, traditional Soho pub serving stellar Guinness with an upstairs wood-ember grill dishing up top-tier British classics.

Kensington Gardens is a sprawling, serene royal park with Kensington Palace, the Diana Memorial Playground, art galleries, lush lawns, and tranquil ponds.

Chisou Sushi and Izakaya delivers authentic Japanese flavors from fresh sushi and sashimi to tempura and salads, all paired with a stellar sake selection.

Tucked away like a secret in Fulham, this vibrant Lebanese eatery feels like dining in a quirky friend's living room, complete with delicious mezze and a charming chef at the helm.

Bake Street is a cozy neighborhood gem where drool-worthy brunch specials like Nashville hot chicken and crème brûlée cookies create a weekend buzz.

Chisou serves fresh, refined Japanese classics and stellar sushi in a minimalist Knightsbridge spot with a killer 16-page sake list.