Our London's Guidebook
Food scene
Pain au chocolat almost as good as the ones in Paris.
The best bakery in the area
153 locals recommend
GAIL's Bakery Queen's Park
75 Salusbury RdPain au chocolat almost as good as the ones in Paris.
The best bakery in the area
Amazing family owned restaurant. Very well priced home made pasta. Try their £10 menu on weekdays
48 locals recommend
Ida
167 Fifth AveAmazing family owned restaurant. Very well priced home made pasta. Try their £10 menu on weekdays
Queens Park Farmers' Market
Salusbury RoadFood Market Every Sunday from 10am
Gold
95-97 Portobello RdTrendy restaurant
Granger and Co.
175 Westbourne GroveTrendy restaurant (long queue for brunches)
Grocery
Tesco Express
179 Shoreditch High StClosest convenient store
M&S Queen's Park Foodhall
31 Salusbury RdGood quality convenience store (good ready meals)
Green
Queen's Park
Our Local Park
Neighbourhoods
Notting Hill
Very cute - best to visit on weekdays
Very nice high street with all the shops you need if you want to spend your money ;)
28 locals recommend
St. John's Wood
Saint John's Wood High StreetVery nice high street with all the shops you need if you want to spend your money ;)
Our lovely neighborhood. Family friendly with a great park and easy commute to central London by tube with the Bakerloo line
201 locals recommend
Queen's Park
Our lovely neighborhood. Family friendly with a great park and easy commute to central London by tube with the Bakerloo line
Soho
Theatre, the best bars, gay district. Good fun basically
City advice
Ways to save
Oyster card (Metro card)
Get a card that you can top up rather than daily tickets.
You can buy it at any station, and you will usually find someone from transport for London to help.
You can also pay with contactless cards directly at the turnstiles