Chain coffee/tea shop, but it really was great drinks/snacks and quick service!!! It is confusing that takeaway vs sit-in items cost different
Cute little (actually quite large) park with plenty of seating and green space... lots of bus traffic and near handful of cafes and coffee shops!!
Supposedly, some of the architecture and actual baths are original... about an hour worth of history and learning exhibits before getting to the ground floor (the actual baths) + free audio guide!!
Off the main drag, but great spot for quick basic pub food and local pints of beer... plenty of seating , including downstairs!!! There is free wifi and plugs along the wall
Additional exhibits and learning sections about the site, including an amazing 360 multimedia view of the site... takes about 20 min to walk to actual stones or 5 min bus ride
OMG this was incredibly mouthwatering mac-n-cheese bowl... got the mushroom and onions and truffle and yuuum, definitely worth the £7 cost!!!
Really amazing site... incredible sight to see and hear theories about all aspects of it, as you walk around it on guided path + come early or late for less crowds!!!
Perfect sandwich shop right near the boardwalk... their old bay crisps are SO FREAKIN GOOD!!!!
Was worried about news reports of 2+ hour queue... but legit, it only took 25 minutes from our gate to baggage claim (on a random summer Saturday morning)!!!
Grossly overcrowded (Friday night on a random summer weekend)... but every staff member was friendly and helpful-cleaning tables, restocking food, etc + hot food (chicken piccata) was quite good
The exhibit was much bigger than expected with extensive in-depth images, descriptions, artifacts, and more!!! The free tour was cool, mainly useful to see the theatre (without buying a show ticket)
The breakfast was really fantastic - £29 for great food and really awesome views (great deal, cheaper than observatory deck)... made reservations, but not needed as it was empty at 9a on a weekday!!!
Really cute garden/park area along the river, next to Parliament House... it was very quiet and kind of hidden!!
It was really cool to just walk around... supreme court building, parliament, and more government buildings are located around here!!!
Sat in the park area, near fountain and it was quite relaxing + great to people-watch... even tho there were many smokers and lots of noise from the street
Book of Mormon was hilariously offensive... entry foyer was air-conditioned, not the actual theatre tho + bar/snacks (and toilets) were downstairs!!
No pictures allowed... but definitely an incredible exhibit of former and current fancy metals used as crowns, cutlery, serving platters, etc for the royal family!!! (Pic is from outside the entry)
Wonderful waterfront space outside the Tower of London and Tower Bridge (best view of the bridge, too)... lots of seating aroundand few snack shops/cafes
Smaller than expected, as its built under the highway/train tracks... plenty of cultured food shops, lots of raw meat/fish sellers too!! Conveniently located nearby the bankside walking area
Very small, compared to other city markets... but seemed higher-end with real shops and set within really cool architecture building (instead of shacks/stalls)
Quick little cafe with hot and cold sandwiches, salads, bakery items... standard lunch foods and all, great and fresh but nothing spectacular + no wifi, but we connected to the cafe next door
Who doesn't love some tax-free goodies... most of the products seem to be reasonably priced , so that's good but the size is overwhelming and confusing to search for specific things without help
Overpriced, yet mouthwatering and delicious grilled cheese sandwiches... loaded tots were on point!!!
Amazing new-Italian cuisine with delicious unique dishes, all were cooked to perfection and cannoli was massive (with speciality fillings) ... there's a nice selection of wines + cocktails, tooa!!
Super fun bar with cheap happy hour deals (including weekend midday - $3 drafts)... few arcade games, plus billiards and skeeball- for a cost, but great activity
Big new TJs... less crowded than 72nd and just as spacious, with plenty of product on shelf and staff to help around
The weekend workers are not as friendly as during the week, but the fruit is mostly all the same and super fresh and delicious... there's even enough space for a handful of parked cars
Love this place and their brand... but miss their original location and classic/greasy diner food - the atmosphere is still wonderful with many friendly staff and great new-diner style/local foods!!!
