LDN: HOT OR NOT

This bakery was the first stop on Huy's fantasy tour of London, all those months ago when I first arrived in wintery London. I haven...

Wandering aimlessly through the extensive exhibits at that the British Museum , my opinion of this repository of stolen goods remained the s...

I don't know what Time Out were thinking when they recommended this pub. The downstairs was quite lovely, with wooden booths and decorat...

This production was a chance for me to visit the normally closed-to-visitors Elizabethan Middle Temple Hall, rather than to experience my th...

Maybe because I was in a mad rush from work, but I really didn't rate my experience at The Chancery. I had booked it because it was disc...

The boys' boardgame of world and galactic domination was interrupted by the delicious smells of Turkish takeaway from this small neighbo...

I love wandering around East London on Sundays because I can always find something to buy from the large selection of fantastic young fashio...

I should visit the Imperial War Museum more often - it's an easy ride down the Bakerloo line to Lambeth and the exhibits are so dense wi...

When I cycle home from Notting Hill Gate, I've often been drawn to the window display of Arancina ; a jolly orange Mini with pizzas jutt...

The hotel bellboy assured me that this was the best Thai restaurant in London and it has even been approved by the Thai government as only o...

If you don't like being around kids, don't bother visiting the Natural History Museum . At all times your meander around the airy Go...

The hottest dance ticket in town this month is this fantastically dynamic production of one of my favourite musicals, West Side Story , at S...

I love the egalitarianism of the Prom season (you can get standing tickets for £5) and that spirit of inclusion is also personified by supe...

Following the tradition of celebrating Jenny's birthday by blowing the price of a new couch on a meal, we wore our best clothing (with r...

A smart and well-delivered production of an old favourite. The dialogue from My Fair Lady surprisingly closely followed the play, which mean...

Waterloo Brasserie is a funky, good value restaurant with a £14.95 two course pre-theatre offer. I liked the high stools and elevated squar...

David Lean's classic film Brief Encounter premiered at the cinema on the Haymarket almost 60 years ago, and today in the same cinema you...

Lincoln's Inn fields is lined with staid lawyers' offices until you hit the incongruous, almost Venetian palazzo exterior, of Sir Jo...

I think the name of & Clarke's restaurant-bakery-shop is very witty, and it appears that Sally Clarke is a bit of a celebrity. Her s...

This film is an endearing portrait of the French wire-walker Philippe Petit, a man who embraces life to the fullest and dances on the bound...