Еда и рестораны в г. Лондон

“Wow - the best Indian food I've found in town and it doesn't cost a fortune! This is not your typical English Indian takeaway style food. It has more of a street style menu with the addition of being in really amazing restaurant interiors. You feel like you're in a colonial restaurant in India, its great! Side note- if you are less than 6 people you may have to queue at busy times but its so worth it and they bring you drinks while you wait! If you are more than 6, then you can book”

“Every Book that has ever been published in the UK lives here. Also there are many exhibitions held at this venue too. A book worms heaven! also home to the Magna Carta. ”

“Whitechapel, East End, favourite. Possibly the best place in London for an excellent Indian meal. Very busy, but food is worth the chaos and great for groups! Lamb chops are famous! ”

“Very trendy and funky place to visit for bars, restaurants and overall a fab vibe ”

“The Ritzy cinema opened in 1911 and was one of England’s earliest purpose built cinemas, seating over 750 seats in the single auditorium. This beautiful Victorian cinema is a 20 minute walk from the flat.”

“Salads, but not as you know them, at Ottolenghi, the original outpost of the cookbook superstar.”

“Shopping is the King's Road's obsession – here you'll find an eclectic mix of trendy boutiques, unique labels, designer shops and high-street staples, alongside a vast array of cafes and eateries. Also home to the Saatchi Gallery.”

“world famous portobello market - featured in the film Nottinghill with Julia Roberts. An excellent place to go people watching and have a coffee and buy things from the clothes market”

“Really good cinema with local feel. Great bar and cafe too. Book online before you go. You can get her eby taking the W15 bus”

“Every Book that has ever been published in the UK lives here. Also there are many exhibitions held at this venue too. A book worms heaven! also home to the Magna Carta. ”

“The Ritzy cinema opened in 1911 and was one of England’s earliest purpose built cinemas, seating over 750 seats in the single auditorium. This beautiful Victorian cinema is a 20 minute walk from the flat.”

“world famous portobello market - featured in the film Nottinghill with Julia Roberts. An excellent place to go people watching and have a coffee and buy things from the clothes market”

“World-famous bar, restaurant, brunch to late night dinner place, full of "beautiful people"- 100 metres from the flat”

“Pavillion Cafe is located in Victoria Park It is a short walk from here along the canal and perfect for weekend brunch”

“Really cosy little cinema to relax with a nice glass of wine while watching independent films. Community arts hub staging music, dance and spoken word performance, art shows and film screenings.”

“Nice bakery after a stroll down Broadway market . Very good bread and decent breakfast (recommend the Bircher muesli or Granola)”

“Pavillion Cafe is located in Victoria Park It is a short walk from here along the canal and perfect for weekend brunch”

“Nice bakery after a stroll down Broadway market . Very good bread and decent breakfast (recommend the Bircher muesli or Granola)”

“Without a doubt, the best Beigle in the world! Try Beigel salt beef with mustard: if no tears comes down your eyes then you have failed!”

“Star chef Yotam Ottolenghi’s deli and restaurant emporium may now stretch across London – but it was here in Notting Hill that it all began. His original outpost has been open for almost 17 years, and the tiny site’s calming all-white interiors are decorated with a long counter groaning under a visual feast of colourful salads, pastries, cakes and huge oversized meringues. The menu changes regularly but remains resolutely Middle Eastern, featuring veggie-led dishes including roasted aubergine with feta, pomegranate and mint and za’atar fritters with rose-harissa yoghurt. There’s a tiny seating area at the back, but everything’s available for home delivery or to take away.”

“Plenty of trendy bars and chic/artsy restaurants open every evening throughout the week ”

“Pain au chocolat almost as good as the ones in Paris. The best bakery in the area”

“A small deli for gourmet ready meals, cheeses and preserves as well as coffee and sandwiches.”

“Neighbourhood favourite for coffee & cakes. Does nice things for lunch too, but the cakes are the stars!”