Among the vibrant dining and entertainment options in London, the city’s shisha bars stand out as enchanting havens, offering a delightful fusion of aromatic hookahs, unique flavours, and opportunities to socialise. In this article, I’ll embark on a journey to explore the best shisha bars in London, from traditional Middle Eastern-inspired settings to contemporary lounges. … Read more
Covent Garden, nestled in the heart of London’s West End, is home to a vibrant and eclectic bar scene that offers an unforgettable experience for locals and visitors alike. Whether you’re a cocktail connoisseur, beer enthusiast, or a wine lover, you’re sure to have a delightful evening of drinks in some of the best bars … Read more
Only three miles from central London is the desirable area of Clapham, a friendly location with a lively atmosphere. It attracts families and professionals wanting to be close to the city centre. Fashionable and trendy, with a diverse mix of residents, Clapham has transformed into a vibrant neighbourhood and knows how to put on a … Read more
Initially called Bishopsgate, the station received a name change in 1874 after the longest-serving British Prime Minister, Lord Liverpool. Over the years, it has transformed into Britain’s third busiest station and is a bustling transport hub for commuters and visitors. Fortunately, Liverpool Street is home to fantastic watering holes for thirsty commuters, working lunches, and … Read more
Shoreditch’s industrial past started with the opening of the Regent’s Canal in 1820. It led to a boom in paint, printing, and textile manufacturing, eventually to a thriving furniture industry which supplied the world. Soon, big warehouses and factories lined the streets, only to end up empty after the Second World War. Today, Shoreditch sees … Read more
Shoreditch is rejuvenating itself from the run-down place it was 20 years ago to a trendy hipster area. The East End London district has always attracted creative artists and a diverse culture. A movement that inspires its nightlife and transforms Shoreditch into one of the best nightlife scenes in London. A night out in Shoreditch … Read more
All Bar One opened its doors to its first bar in Sutton in 1994. Today, there are over 50 UK city branches. They are a go-to place for stylish surroundings, expertly shaken cocktails and good food. They keep up with trends of customers’ desires, aiming to provide a spirited venue for people to meet and … Read more
Bruges was my introduction to the Belgian beer and waffle culture. I sampled the chocolate, too, which was delicious. However, the beer and waffles were a cheaper option and more generous in portion size. I’ve since enjoyed the experience in other Belgium cities. So, how does the Lowlander Grand Cafe in London compare? London’s Premier … Read more
Fewer customers are heading to the pub for a drink and chat. Instead, people are seeking something different for entertainment. Latest figures suggest nearly a third of pub visits are alcohol-free, meaning pubs need to invent new ways to draw in punters. One answer is the reinvention of pub games in the form of fun … Read more
West Hampstead did not exist until the 1880s. The opening of the railway station in 1888 brought on the area’s rapid development. The region quickly went from a few wealthy mansions and their workers’ cottages to spreading into a working-class suburb. Over the years, West Hampstead has attracted musicians, artists, writers and actors. It helped … Read more