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A not so hardy tree in London has fallen What was one of the “secret” places to visit in London is now covering the world’s …

Lunch amidst history On a recent trip to London, Colonel Mustard decided to pay a visit to one of his favourite museums, the Imperial War …

The Colonel loves his doughnuts. Whenever he is in Glasgow he makes a point of stopping at Tantrum Doughnuts in Gordon Street for a Double …

On a visit to London, the Colonel decided to have dinner at the Shake Shack Located at Cambridge Circus in London. What he hadn’t realised …

Could this be London’s smallest Police station? The centre of London, on Trafalgar Square, isn’t the first place you would think of that would have …

Where not to eat at Gatwick Airport Airport food, why is it so crap? They have us there at least 2 hours before and yet …

Is this the cheapest Michelin star restaurant in the UK? Leroy is known for being an affordable Michelin star restaurant, possibly even the cheapest in …

Everything you need to know for your first trip to Wimbledon Tennis Championships in London Last year saw my very first visit to the Wimbledon …

Best breakfast in London? After a promise of “breakfast at The Ritz” here, we eventually got there, hurrah! The Ritz has always been one of …

Traditional Greasy Spoon Cafe in London Andrews Restaurant This is a proper London caff, Andrews Restaurant is a cafe that sells just what you expect …

Barge de fromage! Cheese, we love it. Every visit to London lately has featured a visit to Pick and Cheese – read up on it …

Where we checked out and got to leave! Located minutes away from King Cross and St Pancras Railway Stations, as well as a short walk …

A Vincent Van Gogh afternoon tea in London Hotel Cafe Royal in Soho, London is where we spent Mother’s Day this year having a Van …

A hidden gem in the heart of the Barbican Centre A wonderful green space to find some peace and reflection in the centre of London, …

Cheese lovers heaven in Seven Dials We first visited Pick & Cheese in 2020 and were glad to see it was still there in 2021 …

Fine dining without the faff With the news that The Ledbury has re-opened this month, we thought it was time to finally publish our pre-COVID …

A slice of France in the middle of London Staying in London the night before a trip to France to find out all about French …

Rediscover the City of London with Treasure Trails Whilst researching things to do in London we came across this family-friendly activity. The City of London …

Vienesse finesse in Marylebone Visiting Fischer’s in Marylebone, London is like stepping into a Viennese coffee house. We visited for breakfast and will surely be …

Taking the Thames over the tube Looking to see London a different way? We are so used to travelling by tube but on our most …

Bowled over by Crudo Crudo Cevicheria is London’s first build-your-own Ceviche bowl restaurant. Opening in Fitzrovia in 2019 to much success, they recently opened a …

Melange and Cato Creek Collab Melange Chocolate Shop & Café in Peckham are working with Virginia based Catoctin Creek Distilling Company and have created The …

Pomp and circumstance from Heston Blumenthal A decade ago, before everyday life turned upside down and planning trips away became a volatile activity we had …

Step on the gastronomy in London We’ve all eaten on a bus, haven’t we? Greasy kebab and chips after a night out? Well, Bustronome is …