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Pop Brixton is a vibrant community hub of colorful shipping containers filled with trendy bars, eclectic eateries, and a lively atmosphere perfect for a quick bite or a casual hangout.

Established in 1947, it has a colourful history (Christine Keeler went there) and a European feel.

This lively pub in Shoreditch features modern pub fare, a spacious outdoor area, and a vibrant vibe with live music and an impressive drink selection.

Chic, posh lodging offering a grand brasserie, a bar and a lounge serving afternoon tea. Set in a neoclassical building in the posh St. James’s neighbourhood, this refined hotel is 0.7 miles from Buckingham Palace, and 0.2 miles from art at the National Gallery on Trafalgar Square. Chic rooms feature minibars, free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, as well as tea and coffeemaking facilities. Suites add sitting areas or separate living rooms. There’s a grand brasserie featuring twin spiral staircases, a luxe bar, and an old-world lounge serving cocktails and afternoon tea. Other amenities include a fitness centre and a spa area, plus a business centre and meeting space for up to 180 people. Parking is available for a fee.

This bustling cafe on Broadway Market serves up expertly roasted coffee and tasty light bites, perfect for a quick grab-and-go or a cozy catch-up.

This stylish spot serves up delightful Middle Eastern dishes and cocktails, making it a cozy getaway for food lovers seeking vibrant flavors.

Clipstone is a cozy eatery savoring the best of British seasonal ingredients, paired with delightful wines and a friendly vibe perfect for any occasion.

Victorian pub, one-time jail and former gin palace with original gin booth and grand wall frescoes.

Easygoing destination dishing up Vietnamese noodles, soup & rice, plus vegan options.

Dive into the refined world of Hélène Darroze at the Connaught, where exquisite French cuisine meets warm hospitality in an upscale setting.