We were visiting London during the scheduled Taste of London so we worked that event into our…read moreplans. Let me say, we loved it! Fun. Not sure how to articulate but when these events happen in the US it's usually uber jammed, fights for samples and giveaways. Here, samples were available, buying a dish was organized, getting drinks civil. Spectacular event!

Went for the first day opening of taste of London. Got to say I didn't go in with loads of…read moreexpectations given that I had to pay to go into a food fair - okay, say "cheapskate" - and still pay for the food. It was a well organised event but the food itself was expensive for what you're paying (sample taster size). Not quite sure if the small plate of duck and waffle is worth £12??? But the samples and tasters that was there for free was of quality and I have to say loads of stall owners was very generous with their freebies; they even encourage you to take more. It was a good event for discovering new restaurants to try out and new food stuff on the scene. Potential cracking place to spend your weekends; event runs from 15-19 June!

I went to Netil 360 over the weekend, it came highly recommended from some friends of mine who live…read morein London. I was not disappointed! Netil has an awesome view of the city, casual atmosphere, house beats. Given the view / London, I thought the prices were reasonable. Great spot for a drink after work or a weekend hang out when the weather's nice.

This place is awesome. Tucked away in Hackney with great views of London. Hang out with your shoes…read moreoff while sitting on the astroturf and sip a cocktail. Perfect and u pretentious. And not expensive. Order food which is delivered from a local restaurant and enjoy a few hours away from the street. Would def come back!

Camden Town is for the young - and the young at heart, who like to stay up late. When I was here,…read morethey were playing a Harry Belafonte album, which I happily sang along to every song - great music! The predictable selection of beers and drinks. That part makes it a regular bar. Outdoor area is great for watching people, and indoors there's lots of space if it's chilly out. It's a great place to pop into if you're in Camden Town, but probably not a destination. I'd go back, however, I'd go back in a heartbeat.

Mojitos? In Camden Town? You'd better believe it - and some of the best I've had anywhere. Who…read moreknew? A little crowded, but the music was thumping and we felt inherently cool sitting on Lockside's balcony. Fantastic view of the Camden market.

This is the best spot for sitting outside enjoying a beer! Close to bus stops and on a less busy…read morecorner.

Nice little hole in the wall pub off the beaten path. There is enough room inside for a handful of…read moretables and space to get your drink from the bar. Good selection on tap, and friendly bar tenders. And some great conservation with some locals who were more than happy to discuss the joint state of British American politics between pints. What's not to like?!

Sorry- you'd think fish and chips in London would be a no brainer but not so. Oily and old tasting…read more Priced like the best taste like the rest. Two stars because nice ambience.

Old school restaurant pub in the old booking office. Sadly the service hasn't learned over the last…read more100 years.

The pub is located right within st pancras station. I stopped by in between trains on route to…read moreHeathrow, building in an extra hour for my trip so I could enjoy a proper Sunday roast before I left England.. It was definitely worth the stop.

Yes this place is designed for tourists but it's great for Londoners too! They sell hot and cold…read moredrinks as well as snacks and sandwiches. The

What a lovely little place. The perfect stopover after a cycle ride along the Thames and Richmond…read morePark. The cafe is positioned on a pontoon between a river boat and the embankment. The menu offers a selection of brunch/lunch dishes, but a selection of cakes is also available. Very relaxing and not suitable for people in a rush. I really admired the server who had to carry out every cup of coffee inidividually, balancing on a small ledge. It seems like a temporary fixture, I hope it's still here on my next visit to Richmond!