Better than Cadbury's or any BS french chocolate, the most tasty and filling chocolate in the…read moreworld. The staff there are very nice if you want to book a chocolate-making workshop!

From the owner: The only place in London where you can make, taste and learn about chocolate.read more

Fantastic jazz club, hidden off the main road near Streatham rail station…read more It's very much about the music, with talking discouraged during performances, although there is a bar area where you can chat. You can check the website to see what's on, usually a good selection of jazz, they also do comedy nights. Didn't eat when I visited, but menu & food looks good, if a little unimaginative. Cocktails were great. They have opened a Jazz cafe on the High Road, for more casual dining.

Spot on! Ok, perhaps it had something to do with Hil St Soul performing at this great…read morelocation...but also as we walked up other than hearing great music I had no expectations. Then came really stellar wine...then brilliant food...the amazing dessert and coffee. So paired with incredible service and entertainment, this may have been the most perfectly outstanding night spent with two enormously wonderful friends. Well done.

Absolutely the worst cinema in London no question, the place is run by a bunch of friends who all…read morestand around and chat but do ZERO WORK, we arrived and was scanned in bought £57 of snacks, told to go screen 5 walked straight through into a movie that was still running, nobody manning the screen doors absolutely filthy everywhere, young kids running the place, in 10 years I have visited here 3 times this is definitely the last, I live in Streatham but go purley way to cinema because this is trash. I'd actually like to be contacted

Screen 6 has comfy chairs and is huge which meant nobody (I didn't know) was sitting next to me…read morewhilst I made notes, clapped, stamped me feet in excitement and squealed as I spotted the hidden clues in the Avengers! Yes, I'm a super geek.

NOTE: Appointment required! Call and book ahead…read more This museum is one of the most exciting places I have visited for a long time. This victorian home is filled with hundreds of vintage wireless sets--almost certainly the largest display of radios in the world. What really makes this place special is the incredible feeling that it was put together not by an aristocrat who spent his lavish wealth on a museum, but rather by a man who dedicated his entire life to radio and turned his house into a museum (that man, Gerry Wells, sadly passed away in December). Now the museum is operated by a group of dedicated men and women who are incredibly passionate about radios, electronics and history. I spent hours talking about what life was like in the 40s and 50s, drinking tea, and listening to vintage radio sets (and even a gramophone with a huge brass horn)! I highly recommend this for anyone interested in radio, industrial design, history, or electronics.

Great sound quality, comfy seats, nice bar, nice food to have before the film or brought to your…read moreseat. I particularly like the usher checking you are in front of the correct screen before the film begins, it's a nice personal touch. Easy to book online or when you get there. Easy to get to as well. Why not 5 stars you may ask? Only one reason: it's rather pricey

Very recently opened on the former site of a cinema(that closed in the late 60's I believe)…read more If you know the Everyman group then you already have an idea of how it operates. Luxury is the name of their game, however I think they have missed the mark, a little bit. Upon entry it has a very polished retro feel, plus furniture in the lobby area, multiple seating areas, the bar is well proportioned in relation to the space. I'm sure some people may actually go there just to sit have a drink and catch up!! I think there are 4 screens and the film I went to see was in screen 4, which is upstairs. Ordering the food and drink was nice and simple, apart from no sweet popcorn at the upstairs bar!! So had to go back downstairs to get popcorn but they did bring it up form me. Staff were helpful and professional, the seats in the actual cinema were comfortable, I'm sure they will feel less stiff as they get more bums on seats!! Now at the beginning of this I said they have missed the mark 'a little bit'. I say this as with all Everyman cinemas they bring food and drink to you, if that's what you request, this is where they missed the mark. They, in my opinion, didn't leave enough walkway space between the seats so when people are walking past to get to their seats it's very 'snug'. So when staff bring food and drinks it's a bit of a trial. Hence only 4 stars from me. That aside if you've never been to an Everyman. It is an experience but remember this isn't Vue or Oden and that is reflected in the price of tickets food etc etc. Worthwhile going as a treat to yourself or someone special in your life.

I came here a few days ago on recommendation from a friend and completely fell in love with the…read moreatmosphere. The staff were very helpful and friendly. The decor is elegant, it set the right mood and ambiance. I was also lucky enough to come during happy hour! I became very excited with the cocktail selection. I had a great time and will be coming back. Thanks!

This place gets 5/5. Great atmosphere and very clean. Friendly, professional and knowledgeable…read morestaff who really know their drinks and mix up great cocktails. We were completely spoilt for choice with the massive bar selection of premium drinks. Beautiful al fresco and though slightly warm inside when the door is closed furnishing are quite comfortable. The evening act (Crimson Keys) were amazing, great sound quality and music selection after the performance. Will definitely being checking out their happy hour very soon!! Do go check it out- your patronage keeps places like this open

Cubicles in swimming changing area extremely dirty. Clothes left in cubicles whilst owners in pool…read more The floor surrounding the pool dirty also on steps into pool has dirt in corners

As local community leisure centres go this one is clean and welcoming. But then again it should be…read morehaving had a recent 6 million pound refurbishment. Despite all this money it still suffers from the same sort of shortfalls all these places do. For example, there are only 2 changing cubicles in the mens changing rooms (can't comment on the ladies changing rooms without the police being called), and a ridiculously small viewing room for the numerous Dulwich mums to sit/stand with their double buggies and watch their little darlings tread water and swallow most of it, to name but two. You get the feeling that the pool has suffered in order for the authorities to be able to fit more facilities into the one site. It's only this latter point that prevented me from giving the site 4 stars.

I went on a date at The Ritzy once, the man in question turned up late and really, really stoned…read morebut the cinema was lovely and has since become one of my favourite places to watch films. It's a picture house cinema which means that along side blockbusters they show independent and art house films and are often host to international film festivals. Providing your date isn't of complete waste man caliber, it's also very romantic. The main screen is an old theatre with lots of red, plush seats, high ceiling with fancy ornamental gold bits all over it. They also have a fully stocked bar and sell all the best kinds of ice cream and home made cakes which is useful if your date has the munchies.

One of the best cinemas in town…read more The main screen is as good as any multiplex and the other screens from medium to tiny are great too, especially when you're watching independent films they can be really intimate. Add to that the fact that you can buy alcoholic drinks to take in to the film and it's a win/win. The main bar downstairs is really nice, with great outdoor seating which is probably the best for people watching in Brixton. Up-Stairs at the ritzy is a much more intimate space for a drink or coffee and has some great music and performance nights, often linked to film, well worth checking out. The Ritzy also puts on some great film festivals and similar events, has special screenings for parents with young children, the visually-impaired, etc. and really tries to be part of the local community. Finally, if you find yourself here and at any of the other PictureHouse cinemas in London with any degree of regularity then a membership card is WELL worth the 30 odd quid it costs (it's even better value if you are a concession or get a joint membership). It gets you three free tickets (which pretty much pays for the membership alone) plus £2 off every other ticket you buy during the year, the quarterly guide posted to you and 10% off drinks and food at the bar and counter. Add to all that the fact that Brixton is one of the most vibrant parts of London and you have to say that it's pretty hard to beat the Ritzy for an afternoon or evening out.

Wonderful cinema in keeping with the Picturehouse tradition. Great cafe/bar -- serving the best…read moreblueberry muffin I have ever eaten -- and a really good film selection. What makes it for me are the various clubs and groups such as Big Scream (watch a film with your baby without having to worry about your baby disturbing others) and offering of Autism- and Dementia-friendly screenings. Becoming a member here was a no-brainer.

I love this wee cinema in the heart of Dulwich. It shows cool films and has a great family feel to…read moreit. The restaurant/bar serves pretty good food and I think the kids size popcorn is perfect for a normal human. The seats are pretty comfy with good leg room but MOST importantly, it's not baltic inside. Infact, it's the perfect temperature.