Guidebook for London
Essentials
The Co-operative Food only 3 mins walk.
A small supermarket nearby with groceries, household goods & bakery with a focus on ethical practices.
Open 7 days a week: 7am-11pm
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Co-op Food
116-118 Pitshanger LnThe Co-operative Food only 3 mins walk.
A small supermarket nearby with groceries, household goods & bakery with a focus on ethical practices.
Open 7 days a week: 7am-11pm
Another convenient small supermarket only 4 mins away.
Open daily 7am-11pm
197 recommandé par les habitants
Sainsbury's Local
17 Stroud Green RdAnother convenient small supermarket only 4 mins away.
Open daily 7am-11pm
Tesco Express
179 Shoreditch High St8 mins walk - open daily 7am-11pm
10 mins walk
Mondayto Friday: 7:30am–10pm
Saturday: 7:30am–9pm
Sunday: 12-6pm
385 recommandé par les habitants
Waitrose & Partners
366 Holloway Rd10 mins walk
Mondayto Friday: 7:30am–10pm
Saturday: 7:30am–9pm
Sunday: 12-6pm
Food Scene
Gastro pub with great food friendly staff & nice atmosphere.
Only 6 mins walk
8 recommandé par les habitants
The Easton
22 Easton StGastro pub with great food friendly staff & nice atmosphere.
Only 6 mins walk
Gastro pub - only 2 mins walk
Friendly staff, traditional pub atmosphere, a range of classic pub food.
Open Mic night every Wednesday.
8 recommandé par les habitants
The Apple Tree
45 Mount PleasantGastro pub - only 2 mins walk
Friendly staff, traditional pub atmosphere, a range of classic pub food.
Open Mic night every Wednesday.
Fish Central - traditional Fish & Chips and seafood restaurant, well worth a visit.
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Fish Central
149-155 King Square Fish Central - traditional Fish & Chips and seafood restaurant, well worth a visit.
The first and one of London's best gastropubs in town.
79 recommandé par les habitants
The Eagle Farringdon
159 Farringdon RoadThe first and one of London's best gastropubs in town.
Charming gastro-pub great for the traditional British Sunday roasts.
23 recommandé par les habitants
The Peasant
240 St John StCharming gastro-pub great for the traditional British Sunday roasts.
Nice little tapas bar next door to the sister restaurant Moro in Exmouth Market. Great tapas & nice atmosphere.
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Morito
195 Hackney RdNice little tapas bar next door to the sister restaurant Moro in Exmouth Market. Great tapas & nice atmosphere.
Serving from the small ham and cheese muffin to the large “Caravan fry up” breakfast, all day food & drink menus, and freshly roasted coffee from they in house coffee roastery.
91 recommandé par les habitants
Caravan Exmouth Market | Takeaway & Coffee
11-13 Exmouth MarketServing from the small ham and cheese muffin to the large “Caravan fry up” breakfast, all day food & drink menus, and freshly roasted coffee from they in house coffee roastery.
Foxlow Clerkenwell
69-73 St John StDelicious sushi made in front of your eyes; a bit difficult to get a reservation but it does worth trying.
21 recommandé par les habitants
Sushi Tetsu
12 Jerusalem PassageDelicious sushi made in front of your eyes; a bit difficult to get a reservation but it does worth trying.
Moro
34-36 Exmouth MarketNorth African and Spanish dishes
Saint John Restaurant
26 Saint John StreetMichelin starred
Club Gascon - French Michelin Starred Restaurant
57 W SmithfieldMichelin starred.
Exmouth Market has some of the capital’s best street food stalls offering a global assortment of flavours from local and specialist farmers and producers, to small region continental delicacies as well as a small number of:
* independent design shops
* fashion and life style boutiques
* health and beauty specialists
* book shops art and craft stalls stocked with unique items and ethically sourced and environmentally friendly goods
* a variety of exciting cafes, bars and restaurants
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Exmouth Market
Exmouth Market Exmouth Market has some of the capital’s best street food stalls offering a global assortment of flavours from local and specialist farmers and producers, to small region continental delicacies as well as a small number of:
* independent design shops
* fashion and life style boutiques
* health and beauty specialists
* book shops art and craft stalls stocked with unique items and ethically sourced and environmentally friendly goods
* a variety of exciting cafes, bars and restaurants
Leather Lane Market a down to earth little market mainly street food extremely popular with nearby workers
* plenty of cafes and food stalls
* bric-a-brac market from vintage clothing, to mobile phone accessories to flowers, fruit & vegs.
10 recommandé par les habitants
Leather Lane Market
75 Leather LnLeather Lane Market a down to earth little market mainly street food extremely popular with nearby workers
* plenty of cafes and food stalls
* bric-a-brac market from vintage clothing, to mobile phone accessories to flowers, fruit & vegs.
Great place for breakfast • brunch • lunch • great healthy options • mouthwatering range of artisan bakes • selection of freshly baked breads • savory muffins • scones • tarts • blueberry pancakes • maple bacon brioche • mushroom ragu • and much more • reasonable prices • relaxed ambience • friendly atmosphere & staff.
32 recommandé par les habitants
GAIL's Bakery Exmouth Market
33-35 Exmouth MarketGreat place for breakfast • brunch • lunch • great healthy options • mouthwatering range of artisan bakes • selection of freshly baked breads • savory muffins • scones • tarts • blueberry pancakes • maple bacon brioche • mushroom ragu • and much more • reasonable prices • relaxed ambience • friendly atmosphere & staff.
Nice small cafe • friendly staff • welcoming atmosphere • popular with local workers, tourists, regulars, and commuters • Serving English breakfast • Mediterranean style breakfast • affordable prices • cash only till.
• Please support the Local Business.
Cafe Maya
114 Farringdon RoadNice small cafe • friendly staff • welcoming atmosphere • popular with local workers, tourists, regulars, and commuters • Serving English breakfast • Mediterranean style breakfast • affordable prices • cash only till.
• Please support the Local Business.
British cafe chain • healthy • juices • sandwiches • soups • salads • fresh & mostly organic food • natural ingredients • decent coffee • reasonable prices •
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Pret A Manger
35-37 King's RdBritish cafe chain • healthy • juices • sandwiches • soups • salads • fresh & mostly organic food • natural ingredients • decent coffee • reasonable prices •
Parks & Nature
5-7 mins walk - hidden pleasant spot between Grays Inn Rd & King's Cross Rd originally a burial ground for the church of St. Andrew's Holborn and converted into public gardens in 1885.
St Andrew's Gardens
3 Wren St5-7 mins walk - hidden pleasant spot between Grays Inn Rd & King's Cross Rd originally a burial ground for the church of St. Andrew's Holborn and converted into public gardens in 1885.
Gray's Inn Fields: (5-7 mins walk) also know as the Walks it was laid out in 1606 and it’s one of London's little hidden green treasures; privately owned estate used by its members, tenants and licensees is open to the public only Monday-Friday between 12-2.30pm.
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South SquareGray's Inn Fields: (5-7 mins walk) also know as the Walks it was laid out in 1606 and it’s one of London's little hidden green treasures; privately owned estate used by its members, tenants and licensees is open to the public only Monday-Friday between 12-2.30pm.
9 mins walk - this historic small square in Holborn was laid out in 1684. A pleasant spot for a cup of tea or coffee (there is a small café), it contains various commemorative statues including a bust of philosopher Bertrand Russell.
Red Lion Square
Red Lion Square9 mins walk - this historic small square in Holborn was laid out in 1684. A pleasant spot for a cup of tea or coffee (there is a small café), it contains various commemorative statues including a bust of philosopher Bertrand Russell.
9 mins walk - laid out in the 1630s is the largest public square in London. Lincoln's Inn Fields has a rich and varied history. In 1683 it was the site of the public beheading of Lord William Russell, son of the First Duke of Bedford.
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Lincoln's Inn Fields
Lincoln's Inn Fields9 mins walk - laid out in the 1630s is the largest public square in London. Lincoln's Inn Fields has a rich and varied history. In 1683 it was the site of the public beheading of Lord William Russell, son of the First Duke of Bedford.
12 mins walk- one of the earliest London squares near to the British Museum.
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Bloomsbury Square
Bloomsbury Square 12 mins walk- one of the earliest London squares near to the British Museum.
12 mins walk - public garden near Russell Square St. & Brunswick centre; a tree-lined green space with a magnificent plane tree which is thought to be the second oldest in London in a grand 18th-century square.
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Brunswick Square
Brunswick Square12 mins walk - public garden near Russell Square St. & Brunswick centre; a tree-lined green space with a magnificent plane tree which is thought to be the second oldest in London in a grand 18th-century square.
Arts & Culture
Renowned for international dance from hip hop to ballet - 12mins walk.
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Sadlers Wells Theatre (Stop UB) station
Renowned for international dance from hip hop to ballet - 12mins walk.
5 mins walk - Author's house museum in a typical Georgian terraced house which was Charles Dickens's home from 25 March 1837 to December 1839.
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Charles Dickens Museum
48-49 Doughty St5 mins walk - Author's house museum in a typical Georgian terraced house which was Charles Dickens's home from 25 March 1837 to December 1839.
The Museum of the Order of St John – 10 mins walk.
"The unique and fascinating story of an ancient religious military Order, from its origins caring for sick pilgrims in eleventh century Jerusalem, through to its modern-day role with St John Ambulance, the international first aid charity."
St John Street (Stop J) station
The Museum of the Order of St John – 10 mins walk.
"The unique and fascinating story of an ancient religious military Order, from its origins caring for sick pilgrims in eleventh century Jerusalem, through to its modern-day role with St John Ambulance, the international first aid charity."
Multi-arts cultural & exhibition centre – 14 mins walk
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Barbican Centre
Silk StreetMulti-arts cultural & exhibition centre – 14 mins walk
British Museum
Great Russell Street14 mins walk
Discover the history of London from prehistoric to modern times - 20 mins walk
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Museum of London
Museum of LondonDiscover the history of London from prehistoric to modern times - 20 mins walk
Getting Around
Chancery Lane – Central Line within 4-5 mins walk
* 1 stop to Holborn Station (Piccadilly Line) direct link to Heathrow Airport
* 2 stops to Bank Station (the financial City of London) and connections to Docklands Light Railway (DLR) to Excell & City Aiport.
* 3 stops to Liverpool Street Station direct link to Stansted & Southend Airports
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Chancery Lane station
High HolbornChancery Lane – Central Line within 4-5 mins walk
* 1 stop to Holborn Station (Piccadilly Line) direct link to Heathrow Airport
* 2 stops to Bank Station (the financial City of London) and connections to Docklands Light Railway (DLR) to Excell & City Aiport.
* 3 stops to Liverpool Street Station direct link to Stansted & Southend Airports
Farringdon Underground/Tube & Train (Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan lines & The National Rail) within 8 mins walk.
* Direct link to Luton & Gatwick Airports
* Circle, Hammersmith & City lines to Paddington – link to the Heathrow Express
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Farringdon Station
Cowcross StreetFarringdon Underground/Tube & Train (Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan lines & The National Rail) within 8 mins walk.
* Direct link to Luton & Gatwick Airports
* Circle, Hammersmith & City lines to Paddington – link to the Heathrow Express
Kings Cross Underground Station & St. Pancras International (Circle, Piccadilly, Hammersmith & City, Northern, Metropolitan, Victoria lines & The National Rail) within 15 mins walk or just a few bus stops away.
* Home of the international high-speed railway service Eurostar connecting London with Avignon, Brussels, Lille, Lyon, Marseille and Paris.
* Piccadilly Line direct to Heathrow Airport and beyond.
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King's Cross Station
Euston RoadKings Cross Underground Station & St. Pancras International (Circle, Piccadilly, Hammersmith & City, Northern, Metropolitan, Victoria lines & The National Rail) within 15 mins walk or just a few bus stops away.
* Home of the international high-speed railway service Eurostar connecting London with Avignon, Brussels, Lille, Lyon, Marseille and Paris.
* Piccadilly Line direct to Heathrow Airport and beyond.
Drinks & Nightlife
The Exmouth Arms
23 Exmouth MarketOne of London’s originals craft beer pubs...
The Blue Lion
133 Grays Inn RdTasty homemade food - friendly atmosphere
The Yorkshire Grey
2 Theobalds RdNice gastro pub since 1676... just few mins away...