It was near to the Abbey Road Studios where the Beatles famously walked across a zebra crossing - so creating the iconic image of their last album. Not far from the St John's Wood studios Richard and his wife Irina Porter, both big Beatles fans, set up the Beatles Coffee Shop. For 15 years Richard has been a London Beatles tour guide bringing what he estimates to be well over 100,000 people to Abbey Road. Richard's book 'Guide to the Beatles London' is testament to his love for the pop group and he's the proud holder of the title 'Beatles Brain of Britain'. At the small coffee shop you can get Beatles memorabilia and all sorts of souvenirs as you refuel. It's the perfect way to wind down after paying homage to your heroes by walking in their famous footsteps along the Abbey Road crossing.
Heimishe food is the order of the day at this deli restaurant. It’s hugely popular, with some customers dropping by for coffee, others shopping and ...More
The Salt House is an established gastropub in the heart of Beatles territory. Good solid cuisine, a pleasant atmosphere, a wide selection of wines and ...More
Considering their close proximity to Paddington Station and the high standard of accommodation these serviced apartments come at a relatively reasonable price. Overlooking three and ... More
It seems fitting that Anthony Clark should end his era as artistic director of Hampstead Theatre by directing a world premiere, underlining the theatre's commitment ...More
Rather than some theatrical story about purchasing Viagra, this really is a play about one man finding his Horn: the French Horn. Japer Rees has ...More
This legendary building sits inconspicuously in the exclusive area of St. Johns Wood. Steeped in Rock‘n’Roll history, the Beatles infamously bashed out 80% of ... More
It started as a simple kosher deli and butcher half a century ago, but as North London's Jewish community became wealthier, Panzer's went upmarket with ... More
If you want to be a beautiful person then hang out here. Stylish must-have toiletries, cosmetics, lip balms, camouflages and powders, as worn by those ...More
This revered ancient cricket ground has been the site of many a historic victory and many more England batting collapses. While Lord's has long been ... More
The state-of-the-art Swiss Cottage Leisure Centre is a great community sports facility for the people of north London to run, swim or kick off their ... More
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It was near to the Abbey Road Studios where the Beatles famously walked across a zebra crossing - so creating the iconic image of their last album. Not far from the St John's Wood studios Richard and his wife Irina Porter, both big Beatles fans, set up the Beatles Coffee Shop. For 15 years Richard has been a London Beatles tour guide bringing what he estimates to be well over 100,000 people to Abbey Road. Richard's book 'Guide to the Beatles London' is testament to his love for the pop group and he's the proud holder of the title 'Beatles Brain of Britain'. At the small coffee shop you can get Beatles memorabilia and all sorts of souvenirs as you refuel. It's the perfect way to wind down after paying homage to your heroes by walking in their famous footsteps along the Abbey Road crossing.
