In a former tea warehouse in the part of town where the City meets the East End you'll find the latest and largest off-shoot from Soho House founder Nick Jones. This swanky £6.5m members-only bar/restuarant club is home to media hipsters who want to see and be seen. With members willing to pay £700 a year to be part of the crowd and only 1,000 memberships available - all now sold - exclusivity is key. The group's other 'houses' - Soho House, Babington House, The House in New York - all share the same cool, minimalist wood and glass interiors. Added extras this Shoreditch branch comes with include bowling alleys, cowshed spa, gym and, the biggest draw, a heated rooftop pool - where Calvin Klein bikinis are de rigeur, naturally.
Opulent Brick Lane haunt, home to the high fashion set and to excellent cocktails.
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Following a two year closure - and £13.5 million spend - the re-launched and expanded Whitechapel Gallery celebrates its launch. Among the new artworks to ...More
Raven Row, a non-profit contemporary art centre in Spitalfields, not far from the Market, opened to the public on 28th February 2009. The name - ...More
Evocative depiction of life in a Georgian town house.
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Wooden crates crammed with rich, vibrant vegetables, wicker baskets full of flowers, fruits and herbs, dark wooden shutters, heavy green awnings, blackboards advertising "Sandwiches, Coffee, ... More
Boisdale of Bishopsgate is the City sister to the original Boisdale of Belgravia, a posh tartan clad jazz, cigar and supper club. Both have the ...More
Cute, cosy corner café in the City.
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The third of these increasingly popular 1950s retro-America style bowling alleys opened in late 2008 to much critical acclaim. Located in the Old Truman Brewery ...More
Fantastic education in the complete selection of circus arts, including a degree in circus performance and an affordable six-week clowning course. They also present regular ... More
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In a former tea warehouse in the part of town where the City meets the East End you'll find the latest and largest off-shoot from Soho House founder Nick Jones. This swanky £6.5m members-only bar/restuarant club is home to media hipsters who want to see and be seen. With members willing to pay £700 a year to be part of the crowd and only 1,000 memberships available - all now sold - exclusivity is key. The group's other 'houses' - Soho House, Babington House, The House in New York - all share the same cool, minimalist wood and glass interiors. Added extras this Shoreditch branch comes with include bowling alleys, cowshed spa, gym and, the biggest draw, a heated rooftop pool - where Calvin Klein bikinis are de rigeur, naturally.
