This amazing 23 acre smallholding has so much going on its hard to believe they keep all the balls…read morein the air at the same time. Its a running vineyard, cider making facility, sheep keeping, honey producing.....the list goes on. They also invite people to come and camp on their land at very reasonable rates (check website) which is an ideal place to stop for a few days with the kids as there's so much for them to do. Try their apple juice! Its the best I've ever tried.

This was our first visit to an English winery and our first tasting of English still wines so…read morenaturally were very excited to see and try them. The winery is located in a beautiful countryside town and/or is also just 15 minutes away from the train station. Upon arrival, you see the vineyards and cute tasting room. Chris and David, owners, meet you and take you in a tour and taste you through their wines. The three still wines they are serving are stunning, well structured, aromatic wines that you can drink, pair food with or age. They also pour some of their neighbors' sparkling wines, all of which are also top notch. The winery, vineyard, tasting room and owners are top notch and a must visit. You will not be let down.

SHUT THE FRONT DOOR! They have all the mixers to replicate ANY of the poisons you will have at…read moreDukes... And the service? Spectacular. We had an opportunity to talk vices, booze, flavors and concoctions. Reasonably priced for London, it is a bar keepers dream.

The other day, I had to pick up a bottle of champagne from this place. I was seriously impressed as…read moreto how posh this place is...of course, situated in the heart of St. James's, what else could you expect? Well, I'm really "digging" the interior of this store - you actually feel like you're being transported back several hundred years; which actually is quite true, as this store has been around for a very very long time! Anyway, what I kind of disliked, was that the person who got my order ready, was quite a snob - very uptight British and made me feel as if I wasn't a worth customer. (Maybe he didn't approve of me coming into such a posh store with a hooded sweater?) Also, their website is really awful: I was trying to find out, where the store would be, but the website is impossible to maneuver through. It's all online selling, but there's no apparent link that will point you to where the actual store is! Well, thanks to Yelp I actually found it! So, three stars for this experience, but I might just come back another day again, as their selection of wines is incredible!

Sophia was awesome fave us incredible wine recommendations and brought a great energy. This bar is…read morea must go to for any local or tourist. The wine selection is amazing and has a wide variety.

The food was delicious, staff was so kind/ helpful, ambience was phenomenal, and wine selection was…read moreabsolutely beyond!! If you're a local I'd make this a regular spot, and if you're a tourist you definitely need to make a visit!!

The Wine Tasting Shop offers a quality wine tasting experience for an affordable price! I was…read morehighly impressed by the tasting experience and recommend it to anyone in the London area. I attended my tasting on a Wednesday afternoon. This particular tasting was a BYOB (bring your own baby)! It was an awesome opportunity for moms to get together with their babies, de stress from motherhood over a couple glasses of wine. I however, did not have a baby (as I was solo traveling) and was welcomed widely by the staff and all the moms. I even got to hold a few babies lol. This tasting was extremely affordable we were offered 4 wines throughout the 3 hours as well as small bites for £25 . The staff were extremely extremely knowledgeable and true experts at their craft. They talked extensively about the wines, their origin, ways to pair, fermentation and more! Their passion really allowed for a good experience. As a solo traveler in London looking for a fun midday midweek activity I was left extremely impressed and happy! Highly recommend.

Knowledgeable and friendly staff. Great spot to pick up wine for home or pop in for a nice glass…read moreand small dishes

A heads up, I have seen lots of food passing by me and the portions are significant! They…read moredefinitely have a heavy pour on the wine and amazing service. Richard was totally clutch on our visit, offering great suggestions, and we really loved the primotivo wine that he recommended. I ordered the Camembert and it came with plenty of bread and a delicious chutney. The bread was seasoned with rosemary, completely complementing the flavor of the cheese, which is like a mild cheddar melted Brie. My mom had the omelette which was bursting of mushroom flavor and the salad was a nice touch on the side. The atmosphere is great. The ambience is amazing since you're sitting in Leadenhall. Service was exceptional and they give you time to enjoy and take it all in. Highly highly highly recommend.

We loved the Leadenhall Market. Great place to hangout, grab some food, or a drink. Cheese is a…read moreperfect place for a beer, wine, and a snack.

This place is definitely worth trying. I stopped by and sampled a variety of different tastings…read more Staff was nice and genuine.

From the owner: Wine Tasting, Cheese and Wine Pairing, Cuban Cigar and Spirits Pairing, Brand Ambassadorread more

Lovely place to go for drinks and some bites. We didn't have dinner here but the meals also looked…read morereally good. On weekdays they do happy hour from 5-7 pm and their cocktails and wines are really cheap during this. We ordered an Aperol Spritz first and then moved on to white wine which all tasted good. We got the tempura courgettes, courgette and goat's cheese croquetas and the sweet potato fries which were all very good. Only negative thing was that they added a 12.5% service charge. So even if you go for just one glass of wine keep that in mind!

This is an excellent local restaurant which I discovered some time ago. The food is consistently…read moreexcellent with a very good wine list. The service is always attentive, friendly and professional. Could not rate more highly.

The winery, tour, and wines are absolutely fantastic, and their gin was one of the best that I've…read moretasted. To compliment the tasting I arranged to have lunch at their restaurant Chalk before driving back to the city. Located in beautifully remodeled stone building at the sparkling wine house of Wiston, Chalk has a star chef creating beautiful dishes from their garden and neighboring farms, all pairing beautifully with their wines. The bar program and extensive wine list offer a lovely opportunity to venture beyond their wines, although after driving all that way it seems a shame to not exclusively drink their offerings. Highlights include the Hen of the Woods gnocchi, Chicken liver parfait with Wiston Rose and Elderflower Jelly, and the white peach and almond tart with lemon verbena ice cream. 50B

From the owner: Nestled in the heart of England's rolling South Downs in West Sussex, the beautiful Wiston Estate…read morehas been in the hands of the Goring family since 1743 and is presided over today by Harry and Pip Goring. It was Pip's long-held belief that the estate held the potential to grow high quality grapes and in 2006 her dream came to fruition when Wiston's 6.5ha was planted on a south/south-east-facing escarpment of pure chalk, similar to the renowned Côte des Blancs in Champagne. Under the guidance of winemaker Dermot Sugrue with a strict philosophy of sustainability, the tight-knit team produces award-winning sparkling wines of exceptional purity and finesse from Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier. As well as producing wine, Wiston offers Vineyard & Winery Tours by appointment April to October.

I almost don't want to write a review here because there is just one other review at this point and…read moreI want to keep this as my little secret. But ok fine, I'll share with my Yelp community. Haha. Hubby and I were going to meet our doula here (her suggestion) and we had planned to grab brunch around the corner beforehand but there was a long line. So, we thought - why not just eat where we're going to be meeting her later? So glad we made that decision! The atmosphere is cozy and the decor inside is so cute. There is also a skylight inside, so you can enjoy the natural sunlight while dining indoors. Service can be a bit slow, but I didn't mind it because the food was so amazing! Even the orange juice was delicious. I was just sad that it came in such a small glass because I wanted more. We ended up getting the French toast and the prosciutto and fig sandwich, I believe. Both were so so so good! The sandwich was my favorite and absolutely delicious. The perfect blend of sweet and savory! I am really looking forward to taking guests here when they come to visit. Such a cute spot!

One of my favorite areas of London is Notting Hill. But Portobello Road can get pretty hectic, not…read moreto mention touristy, at times. So if you want to escape the chaos and find a nice quiet place to have a seat, grab lunch, and maybe do a little day drinking, then Continental Pantry is a fine place to visit. Located just off of the very tony Westbourne Grove on Ledbury Road, Continental Pastry is both a cafe and specialty food purveyor, selling sundry items like wine, jams, pickles, mustards, and dried pasta. We sat outside and nibbled on a Charcuterie Board (£16) while sipping on Aperol Spritzes (£8). The table next to us ordered the Burrata with tomatoes (£11) and that looked great. The food isn't fancy -- mostly just salads and sandwiches -- but it was nonetheless a very pleasant experience!

Quaint winery with a relaxing environment. Perfect stop between Bath and London (very slight…read moredetour). OK wine, nice place to stop for a rest. Service was a bit challenging - had to keep going inside the shop/store to ask for help (more drinks, order food)

This is actually a lovely place to hang out on a Sunday afternoon, with a bottle of their house…read morewine and cheese! You can also bring your own picnic and enjoy the grounds!