Mini Guide To London

London has become one of those cities that once you have a taste, it calls you back for seconds and thirds! I have truly become enamored by this city. And having only visited twice, I have an insatiable appetite for more! My first time visiting was in the Spring and this time around, I visited in the Fall and it was nothing short of perfect. The change of leaves were now releasing itself from the branches. The air, crisper and cooler, inviting spurs of rain mixed with glimmers of sunshine. The city was in preparation for the holidays making it feel so “The Holiday” With limited time spent in London, I wanted to provide my mini guide to the city as these are definitely places I will return to.

STAY

Miiro Templeton Garden (Kensington)

I thoroughly enjoyed my two night stay at Miiro Templeton Garden. The location is prime and the hotel is both cozy and charming making for a perfect stay away from home.

The London Edition (SoHo)

If a luxurious hotel in a prime a prime location is on your list, then look no further than The London Edition.

RESTAURANTS

Brat (Shoreditch)

Ria’s (Notting Hill)

Bar Crispin (SoHo)

Goodbye Horses (De Beauvoir Town)

Kiln (Soho)

COFFEE & BAKERIES

Riffs Coffee (West Kensington)

Forno Bakery (Hackney)

Arome Bakery (Various Locations)

Climpson & Sons (Hackney)

Popham’s (Various Locations)

Hermano’s Colombian Coffee Roasters (Notting Hill)

Layla Bakery (Various Locations)

To Do

Tate Modern

Daunt Books

Stroll the neighborhoods, especially if you’re a lover a beautiful home facades.

This is just a small sampling, a taste shall I say, of things to do in London. More to come!

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