INTERNATIONAL

Jordi Llobet: One of the best places in London. If you want to see a skyline of the city just go there.

Dan: If you like traditional art in a grand setting - this is the place for you.

Suzy: Lots of pelicans, lots of squirrels, lots of beautiful flowers and a lot of people at picnic. Really love this park!

Vic McGin: One of my favourite markets in London. Collect up your picnic supplies and booze, and eat in the lovely London fields.

Dan: A wonderful way to spend a Sunday. Grab the best deals towards the late afternoon just as everyone is packing up 💐

Asim: Silky scrambled eggs .. Ricotta pancakes are heavenly good ..!

Lizzie P: Great little date place just off Old Street roundabout. If you love cocktails and jazz, this one is for you!

Shirley Onsod: They do a complimentary wine if you can guess the grape and region! Personnel knows their wines and will be sure to serve to your taste if wine is not your forté. Great hangout.

MEL BROWN STUDIOS: One of the best places to watch Shakespeare ever! Get there early to lean on the stage :)

Gen Jenson: The best pub in London, old charm, good mix of patrons and proper hand pulled ales and cider. And the best roast pork rolls ever.

Daren Williams: Pain au raisin is outstanding - moist & chewy, nice balance of custard & pastry, a little sweet

Vic McGin: Superb vinyl selection, keep an eye out for in store gigs, many of which come free worth the purchase of the artist's latest release.

Nash Nani: Find the hidden waterfall to escape the crowds..behind the tennis courts

Hungry Bear: Rothko, Dali, Picasso, Warhol! Everyone here! Great exhibitions!

Olive Logie: Wonderful rambling park, like a trip to the country in the middle of London! Check out the ladies bathing pond (if you're a lady!) in summer for a lovely secluded sunbathing spot & refreshing dip!

Pawel C: Great spot for breakfast with unique menu choices. Try the lamb merguez muffin!

Aris Galatis: No trip to LDN is complete without a visit to Borough market; stop by the duck sandwich shop and prepare to be amazed. Same applies for Porteña, the Argentinean empanadas shop. Tons of fresh produce

Erwin Husburt: Professional, smiling staff serve beautiful coffee. Highly recommended.

Anna Schlindenbuch: The best yoghurt and whipped cream I had in my life. You can see the buffalos and buy the mozzarella as Wells.

sputneek: This way-too-cool bike-surfshop cum café tucked in a Harajuku lane serves really good coffee. Sandwiches are hearty meals with fries and salad. Really nice place to just 'zone out' from the crowd.

Emanuel Hahn: Fantastic museum with a beautiful garden. Tranquil.

Jesse Johnston: Given the sheer size of the park, you'd never know how many people were there, but it's very obviously a popular spot. Alcohol and picnics are encouraged and there's a dedicated bike path for cyclists

Jojo: An extremely peaceful and well-maintained shrine. Come here to get away from the hustle and bustle and appreciate some culture and religion.

Beth S.: One of the best breakfasts of my life. Went to both this location and the one at Havre, and you can't go wrong at either. Quiches and pastries are all phenomenal.

Thomas Thommy: The best taco al pastor in df, probably in Mexico :-)-

Brian Salomaki: Wander the orderly rows of trees, or have a jog around the outside path

Martyn Peters: Amazing clotted cream for breakfast. Lovely mixiote!

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