We truly appreciated how careful the service men were. They were very careful coming in and working…read morearound our furniture. I was especially pleased with the outcome of the upholstery cleaning. I'm glad it was able to be wet-cleaned. I have had it dry-cleaned many times, never to my satisfaction...

If you have a lot of dosh to spend and are into ceramics, then here is a shop for you. The crockery…read moreproduct line is elegant in simplicity and the craftsmanship is beautiful. I'm sure eating off these plates would make the food taste better. Not to sure about the wood inspired ceramic mirrors - the two materials don't work well for me personally. There never seem to be any people on the second floor of the OXO tower, which is a shame as there are some great shops. The Bodo Sperlein shop is a bit intimidating with its clean minimalism and high prices. Still, it's worth dreaming.

Minimalist to the core, Bodo Sperlein as a brand sells fine bone china ware that is designed and…read moreconstructed personally. He caters to an exclusive range of tableware companies, and also indulges his skills in the interior light fittings, and a few accessories. I agree the mirrors are a bit off his brand philosophy and the extremeties of the two materials doen't marry off well. Visit his very busy(layout) store in the famous Oxo Tower. For the size of shop space, he sure does have a lot going on in there and it kinda contradicts the minimalism effect. Truely fine detailing and finishes to the products of this German designer.

We couldn't have been any luckier with the flat we rented on Lower Marsh. We woke up our first…read moremorning to the smell of food from the vendors setting up for the day. The market runs everyday except Sunday. The street is closed to vehicular traffic during the day. There are so many different types of food to try here. There are also several tents with plants, antiques and handmade items. We ate lunch here everyday and tried out several of the food vendors. They have plenty of tables set up to enjoy your meal too. If you're not in the area Waterloo station is just around the corner. You can also check out the Leake St. tunnels while youre here.

Major Life and Yelp Update:…read more TACOS. There is a Mexican stall here selling various things including 3 tacos for £6 - I had 3 different (pork/chicken/meatballs) and OH how I enjoyed them. I ate them all in about 20 seconds. They were so unbelievably flavourful and delicious - the pork especially was excellent. You can put salsa/guacamole on yourself while you chat to the lovely lady running the stall. This was the best lunch I have had in months (and I've had some very good ones!).

William Chemist is a good place to go when you are feeling a bit under the weather as they can…read morereally give you what you need to get better. The actual pharmacists are very helpful and they really care about you. Also the other services that they offer, such as your prescriptions being transferred from the GP is very efficient. They also offer special services for their older clientele. So if they need to have there medicine separated then they can do that for you. This is really helpful if you do not have the time to separate it yourself.

Great place for a conference! I'm willing to bet that someone has to be a member of the…read moreInstitution in order to hold a conference there, but if that's not a problem then you'll find the location and inside to be quite posh. Downstairs there are a couple different rooms that were used for catering, and on the ground floor was a big auditorium with plush seats that a couple hundred people could fit into. The stage at the front is great for debates or a presentation.

From the owner: The Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) is an independent engineering society,…read moreheadquartered in central London, that represents mechanical engineers and the profession. With over 115,000 members in 140 countries, working across industries such as railway, automotive, aerospace, manufacturing, energy, biomedical and construction, the Institution is licensed by the Engineering Council to assess candidates for inclusion on its Register of Chartered Engineers, Incorporated Engineers and Engineering Technicians.

I discovered The Cube London when I was searching Gumtree looking for a hot desk for my small but…read moregrowing business Shea PR and Management; the photos on gum tree seemed cool so off I went to check it out. On Arrival I was delighted to see that the Cube London was located right next to spitalfields Market which is one of the hot spots for fashionites, the deco was great and there was vibrancy about the place I was greeted by a enthusiastic receptionist who was more than willing to tell me about all the resource available at the cube, it was very clear to me that the cube is more than just a workspace, it is a business resource centre and home to a diverse creative community. The cube is fantastic for people starting out in business and student needing career support ... we need more facilities like The Cube London ... keep up the good work guys