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…
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,…
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…
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.…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Whether you’re a pool pro or don’t know which end of the pool cue to hold, playing a game while enjoying a beer is a great way to spend the night. From dark, grimy pubs with sticky floors and antique…
Hampstead is one of the wealthiest boroughs in the United Kingdom, meaning its parks are immaculate, and the old buildings are well-preserved. Its affluence and manicured beauty make it the ideal place for up-scale coffee shops, restaurants, wine bars and…