Chef and owner of Konstam Cafe, Oliver Rowe, has been serving reasonably priced, healthy dishes here since 2004. So successful, in fact, that he opened a second restaurant two years last just a few doors down (Konstam at the Prince Albert, on the corner of Kings Cross Road and Acton Street, W1). While he claims he's no eco-warrior he makes a point of sourcing seasonal food locally - within the M25 - and it's this environmentally friendly focus that led him to be followed by a BBC team making the 'Urban Chef' (April 2006). There's a real buzz about this maverick chef and, for once, the food lives up to the hype.
Canteen-styled daytime cafe which emphasises fresh ingredients from local producers, fair trade, and organic methods. The daily changing menu reflects the available ingredients. Soups, tarts, ...More
On the busy Theobald's Road, Bea's of Bloomsbury's afternoon teas and cup cakes provide something of an oasis for the weary traveller turning off the ... More
Locally sourced, seasonal food is the environmentally friendly focus at this well known restaurant on the corner of Kings Cross Road and Acton Street. It's ... More
When your restaurant wins the 'Best Newcomer' award at the Observer Food Awards 2007 and is described as "The most important restaurant to open in ... More
Convenient, comfortable and cheerful this Kings Cross hotel is a fantastic budget option. After a busy day in the city, it’s a wonderfully welcoming ... More
This two-week festival bringing Indian music and dance into the spotlight is one of the most exciting events of the year for Sadler's Wells. With ...More
Matthew Bourne's hugely successful Swan Lake comes home for Christmas. This highly original all-male production premiered at Sadler's Wells 19 years ago and became the ...More
The Charles Dickens Museum is the world's most important collection of material relating to the great Victorian novelist and social commentator. Synonymous with Victorian England, ... More
The Foundling Museum is one of London's real hidden treasures. Originally established in 1739 as a hospital which looked after abandoned children, the museum now ...More
This independent supermarket between Angel and Kings Cross sells good quality organic food, Bundaberg root beer and Fentiman's cola as well as all the ... More
Established in Clerkenwell in 1997, EC One jewellery has built up a glittering reputation for its individual, stylish jewellery. Husband and wife team Jos and ... More
One day workshops, offering a friendly no-nonsense approach to teaching about wine, suitable for everyone from beginners to experts.
Courses take place at the following venues:
Atlas ... More
London's specialist venue for contemporary dance, The Place plays a role in every aspect of this fast-growing art form. The London Contemporary Dance School offers ...More
Independent 1950s-themed bowling alley and bar.
This concept bar is an inspired idea: eight lanes of bowling, in a stylish venue, with a classy diner ... More
Cannons health clubs are a growing collection of private members health clubs focusing on adult and family orientated health, fitness and relaxation facilities. They offer ...More
The original Kick bar and a local landmark, Cafe Kick is a tiny continental-style cafe bar with terrace tables and an endearingly insalubrious interior, has ... More
This refurbished pub / bar has been highly recommended by a number of readers, and we found it very pleasant. The interior is absolutely standard, ...More
This friendly hotel is an ideal option for affordable accommodation in central London. The bright and spacious rooms are decked in contemporary furnishings while ...More
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