Guidebook for London
Food Scene
Recently renovated 24 hour cafe that's been part of the London scene since the 50s. It's a hole-in-the-wall opposite Liverpool St Station, perfect for a late-night bite. It's also got a 24-hour liquor licence, so you can start the day with a champagne breakfast or pop in for a 1am nightcap.
11 locals recommend
Polo Bar
176 BishopsgateRecently renovated 24 hour cafe that's been part of the London scene since the 50s. It's a hole-in-the-wall opposite Liverpool St Station, perfect for a late-night bite. It's also got a 24-hour liquor licence, so you can start the day with a champagne breakfast or pop in for a 1am nightcap.
Essentials
Large, high quality supermarket. Has a reputation for being 'posh' but there are plenty of reasonably priced things, and the company is run on a profit share basis, so all workers also own the company.
386 locals recommend
Waitrose & Partners
134-152 Balham High RoadLarge, high quality supermarket. Has a reputation for being 'posh' but there are plenty of reasonably priced things, and the company is run on a profit share basis, so all workers also own the company.
Arts & Culture
London's oldest music hall is tucked away a few minutes' walk from us. They have a nice bar with a great food menu and often have theatre and music.
162 locals recommend
Wilton's Music Hall
1 Graces AlyLondon's oldest music hall is tucked away a few minutes' walk from us. They have a nice bar with a great food menu and often have theatre and music.