In search of London’s best sandwich since sliced bread As England’s footballers attempt to reclaim some respect after such a pathetic stumble out of the World Cup, we’ve been exploring the delights of The Brunswick House Café which is nestled within an architectural salvage company …
The Bonnington Cafe by Ewan Munro Nudged into action by the launch of the Sustainable Restaurant Association, Londonist embarks on an eco eating crawl. The bohemian Bonnington Cafe started life as an Eighties squat and is now run as a co-operative, sitting prettily in the …
In a nod to the Winter Olympics, now up and running in an unsnowy Vancouver, a shot of our very own ski jump, courtesy of Mike King.
Welcome to Versus, where Londonist takes like for like and decides which one is more likeable. As anyone who has already visited the Cologne Christmas market on the Southbank can attest, the annual German invasion is now well under way. (One can only assume they’ve come to …
Image of Nine Elms from the river by tubb from the Londonist Flickr pool Regneration plans for Vauxhall / Battersea / Nine Elms have been announced by the Mayor’s office and by, do they sound grand. A new pedestrian and cyclist bridge linking Nine Elms …
It’s been a good day for Nine Elms: the US Embassy has the initial go-ahead, and now New Covent Garden Market has set Foster + Partners and Neil Tomlinson Architects onto a redesign of the wholesale food and flower market. Parts of the old flower …
As part of their ongoing new Friday night clubs, the Royal Vauxhall Tavern played host to a whirlwind of power ballads and soft rock a couple of months. This Friday, the meaningfully titled ‘We Built This Speedwagon On A Prayer’ returns to our favourite club …
courtesy GMFA To make the decision of what to do during the Bank Holiday even more complicated than it already is, we are throwing another option in the already rich mix. On Monday 31st, should you fancy a bit of sporty fun in aid of …
Eat your way through the credit crunch – bring your own booze! £5 bottles of wine in hand we bring you our guide to the best of the BYOs. The outfit: As suggested by a commenter, this time we went to Hot Stuff, 19 Wilcox …
The last Friday of the month is now a time to celebrate the “joy of pie, mash, London songs and London films.” The celebration occurs at The Vauxhall Griffin from 9pm-2am and is the brainchild of PiE&MASH, two blokes who for quite some time have …
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