Getting to Wood Green is tricky from most of London, and once you're there, finding this restaurant is even harder. It's well worth it, though, for this former chocolate factory is a huge and imposing space, with a crazy mixture of furnishings and art (many of them taken from the artists' studios that share the building) and a breezy music policy. The food, classic seasonal gastropub fare, is absolutely excellent value.
Going into Belgo Noord feels like being whisked away to some Northern European drinking den. Fat men with moustaches smile at you from the walls, ... More
The brothel-styled decor at this Primrose Hill staple - all marble pillars, leafy wallpaper and yellow curtains - makes it a real love-it-or-hate it destination ...More
Viva is a new café / restaurant and bar open on High Street Hornsey, serving delicious Meditarranean food with an emphasis on Spanish classics. The ...More
Cheap, catalogue-based chain store which sells almost everything. Argos is a bit of national institution and offers good deals on all sorts of household goods, ...More
Topshop is a byword for High Street Fashion in England, known for their inexpensive plain tops, basic collections and a good range of accessories. The ...More
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