Haji's London &
Liverpool Adventure

A stunning all-day cafe in a former car showroom with Art Deco grandeur. Perfect for a sophisticated breakfast, afternoon tea, or elegant dinner with impeccable service.

Inspired by the old Irani cafes of Bombay with phenomenal brunch and dinner options. The bacon naan roll and black daal are legendary - arrive early as queues form quickly.

A vibrant Jerusalem-style kitchen with counter seating where chefs perform culinary theatre. The polenta with asparagus and the deconstructed kebab are standouts.

A Michelin-starred restaurant focused on open-flame Basque-inspired cooking. The whole turbot cooked over fire is their signature - rustic, dramatic, and delicious.

Michelin-starred Indian cuisine inspired by colonial-era gymkhana clubs. The kid goat methi keema and wild muntjac biryani are exceptional - book well in advance.

No-reservations counter dining serving exceptional Spanish tapas. The tortilla, croquetas, and daily specials are always outstanding - worth the queue.

Clare Smyth's newest venture offering accessible luxury bistro dining. The potato menu pays homage to her Irish roots - comfort food elevated to an art form.

Named the UK's #1 cocktail bar in 2025, this neighbourhood gem focuses on perfectly executed classics. The ever-changing specials and hip-hop soundtrack create an effortlessly cool vibe.

The bar that inspired James Bond's martini. Their tableside martini service is theatrical and potent - they recommend a maximum of two. Reserve ahead.

A hidden basement bar with live jazz, swing, and blues every night. The prohibition-era cocktails are elaborate and the atmosphere is impossibly romantic - reservations essential.

Upstairs offers quick, high-quality cocktails; downstairs is a darker, intimate whisky den. Perfect for a pre-dinner drink or a nightcap in the heart of Soho.

Fourth place in World's 50 Best Bars 2025. Split into two areas: Tayer for experimental concoctions and Elementary for refined simplicity. Walk-ins welcome at the front bar.

From legendary bartender Ryan Chetiyawardana (Mr Lyan), featuring innovative cocktails with house-made ingredients. The Thames views and creative drinks make for a memorable evening.

A low-lit haven beneath Brasserie Zedel with Art Deco charm and excellent cocktails. Wonderfully affordable for the quality - a perfect pre-theatre stop.

Nearly 1,000 years of history including the Crown Jewels, medieval armour, and Yeoman Warder tours. Book morning entry to avoid the largest crowds and see the jewels first.

London's highest public garden with 360-degree views - completely free but requires advance booking. Time your visit for sunset and stay for a drink at the bar.

Free entry to one of the world's greatest collections including the Rosetta Stone and Elgin Marbles. The new Hawai'i exhibition runs through January 2026.

London's oldest food market with artisan producers, street food, and gourmet ingredients. Go hungry and graze your way through - best experienced mid-morning on weekdays.

Free entry to one of the world's most visited modern art museums in a converted power station. The Turbine Hall installations are always spectacular - don't miss the viewing platform.

UNESCO World Heritage Site with spectacular glasshouses and 300 acres of gardens. The Victorian Palm House and treetop walkway are highlights - allow a half day minimum.

Walk the glass-floored high-level walkways 42 metres above the Thames. January 2026 offers 20% off tickets on Tuesdays through Thursdays - stunning city views included.

Climb 528 steps to the Golden Gallery for unparalleled views. The Whispering Gallery's acoustic effects and the crypt containing Wellington and Nelson are unforgettable.