Known as London's first 'Pop Art Building' it was notorious for being empty for 15 years, Centre Point was then rumoured to be a secret home to Governement HQ to prepare for a biological war.
Includes a range of Spanish beers & wine. The clientele is an odd mix of young local hipsters, older people who have been coming there for 2 decades & tourists who seem to have wandered in by mistake.
Piccadilly is named after a type of broad lace collar fashionable in the early 17th century, the ‘piccadil’. The best examples were sold by a local tailor whose shop became known as Piccadilly Hall.
Sculpted from Italian marble and based on the Arch of Constantine in Rome, this was built in 1827 as the entrance to Buckingham Palace. It was moved here in 1851 when the palace was enlarged.
Unique to the area, this resto's got an open wine cellar, stocked with 200+ vinos (a number they aim to double), run by Roussillon's former sommelier and open to punters to browse "like a library." อ่านเพิ่มเติม
Get things heated up and try the Spicy Ramen. Orochon Ramen has the most authentic Japanese fare in LA. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
Very affordable dishes (most things come in under $10), especially the carne asada fries & tacos made with fresh corn tortillas. Great place for lunch or extremely casual dining.
"Great for expensive drinks and celeb-watching!! ;)" - Lauretta, Setup Squad
"This coffee shop has mouth watering sandwiches, french fries so good you won't feel guilty after and a hot staff!" - Meredith, Setup Squad
If you own the Beastie Boys’ hip-hop masterpiece, Paul’s Boutique, this landmark may look familiar because the building was used for their album cover. - Jim Shearer, Top 20 Countdown
Pastry chef and friend David Charmichael cooks for his life. An unforgettable meal worth the splurge. -Zac Young, Top Chef Just Desserts
To grab food close by, check out Mr Pizza Factory, Gui Rim Korean BBQ or Romero's Mexican Food--all within a couple of blocks! – Team Live Nation
This parish church was once part of a priory (including nearby St.Barts hospital) founded by the monk Rahere in 1123. He was inspired to do so by a vision he had of St.Bartholomew in Rome.
This listed building (built 1877) was the site of the fashionable City of London Tavern, where the Archbishop of Canterbury chaired a meeting that formed the RNLI in 1824.
Nightmare in New York, the Halloween ball will feature incredible live DJs, dramatic performance art pieces & an outrageous crowd spread across two hedonistic floors. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
Opens in December the menu will be a gastronomic tour through British history. The interiors, will bring together sumptuous woods & leathers, with floor-to-ceiling glass windows overlooking Hyde Park. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
Jeremy Lloyd , who wrote the hit BBC sitcom, based the series on his experience of working in Simpson’s, a menswear store on the site of the modern Waterstone’s.
