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Nestled in Covent Garden, Rules is London’s oldest restaurant, where classic British cuisine meets Edwardian elegance for an unforgettable dining experience.

A chic spot for breakfast and lunch, this eatery nails delicious, elegantly simple dishes and warm service in a vibrant atmosphere.

Cozy and charming, this wood-furnished gem serves mouthwatering Taiwanese baos and inventive dishes in a snug but delightful atmosphere.

Bright quarters with white leather walls in an upscale avant garde hotel, plus a chic rooftop bar. A block from the River Thames, this high-end avant garde hotel is a 6-minute walk from both Covent Garden and the Temple tube station. The bright, modern rooms feature white leather walls, soundproofing and Egyptian cotton bedding. All have flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi and minibars, as well as Nespresso coffeemakers. Some have private balconies and/or floor-to-ceiling windows, while suites add separate living areas and in-room iPads. Some suites come with 24-hour butler service. There's a contemporary Italian restaurant, a stylish steakhouse and a chic rooftop bar, as well as a trendy lounge bar. An exercise room is open 24/7.

Slick modern venue with classic Korean dishes such as tableside barbecues, plus takeaway option.

Buzzing, unassuming operation offering super-sized sandwiches using housemade rolls to take away.

This revamped 19th-century dining spot serves modern British fare, offering standout Sunday roasts and an impressive wine selection in a cozy atmosphere.

Unfussy, down-to-earth restaurant offering hearty Colombian fare, grilled meats & sandwiches.

Wong Kei is a bustling, cash-only Cantonese haven in Chinatown, perfect for generous portions of wonton soup and roast meats served with iconic chilli oil.

The Grant Museum of Zoology is a quirky, intimate gem showcasing an array of animal skeletons and rare specimens, perfect for curious minds.