Masgouf

Nestled on an old railway line, this lush garden offers a laid-back vibe with community-grown veggies, cozy seating, and a charming bar, making it a go-to hangout in bustling Dalston.

This charming independent bookshop, brimming with a meticulously curated selection across three maze-like floors, is a literary haven that invites hours of delightful exploration.

Nestled in a grand Georgian townhouse, L’Escargot is Soho's oldest French restaurant, serving timeless classics like flambéed snails and duck confit amidst plush velvet and crystal chandeliers.

Explore the enchanting Nunhead Cemetery, a tranquil Victorian oasis with gothic charm, ornate monuments, and a wildlife-rich landscape perfect for wandering.

This cozy King’s Cross gem serves up some of London's best Cantonese dishes, featuring unforgettable dumplings and delicious roast duck in a lively atmosphere.

Nestled at The Emory, abc kitchens blends Jean-Georges Vongerichten's acclaimed cuisine with stunning views of Hyde Park and striking Damien Hirst artworks.

This quirky Persian grocery and craft spot serves up delicious Middle Eastern dishes in a chill atmosphere, complete with a rooftop terrace and vegan delights.

Nestled on Kingsland Road, Viet Grill serves up a stylish twist on Vietnamese street food, boasting a lively vibe, top-notch pho, and inventive cocktails.

The Eagle, London’s original gastropub, offers a vibrant atmosphere and a menu brimming with Mediterranean-influenced British comfort food, highlighted by its legendary steak sandwich.

Thincrust pizza and Italian pasta dishes in modern rustic cafe-bar and pizzeria, plus a deli.