Nestled behind gampenbahn and right next to galzigbahn, this après ski destination plays great music and has an excellent atmosphere - arguably more enjoyable than the over hyped MooserWirt.
Nestled between Galzig and Rendl lifts, the bistro bar is a great meeting point. It offers reasonably priced lunches and the staff are friendly.
The wine selection is great and the cheese boards are well thought out, with each cheese presented with matching accompaniments. If you plan on coming back frequently (you should), get a loyalty card.
Book ahead for a seat at the counter to watch the skilled chefs at work. Let the attentive staff lead you through the menu and enjoy some of the finest Japanese cuisine in London. Fantastic.
Wonderful views and excellent food, which recently earned the restaurant a Michelin star. The smoked salmon starter (pictured) is both theatrical and delicious. Recommended.
Exceptional and authentic Italian food. Try the Iberica pizza with organic chorizo and black pudding (pictured) - fantastic. At £7.95, it's the best value pizza I've eaten in London.
Authentic, traditional fish and chips in an unpretentious setting. A London institution that has been trading for 100 years (established 1914). Excellent.
I've eaten here twice and enjoyed both occasions greatly. The wine selection is excellent and service is great. Order the mushroom risotto which has generous truffle shavings and excellent texture.
Excellent advice on photography equipment and no pressure selling. Staff are genuinely knowledgeable and helpful.
Fantastic Indian cuisine. Fast and attentive service, extremely well priced and delicious. Highly recommended.
Away from all the tourists, these four windmills are a joy to behold. They're connected by a riverside path that is perfect for exploring the area.
The queues are long because the tower operates a one in one out policy once capacity is reached (70 people) - get there early before the coach loads of tourists arrive. The views at the top are great.
Great food in an unusual setting. Prices are reasonable. The zucchini soup is excellent and recommended.
When you're finished looking up at the incredible domed ceiling, look down and admire the gently sloped marble floor and minute holes which allows rain water to drain away during bad weather.
Runners beware - it is surprisingly difficult to jog around the Circo Massimo because of the gravel that covers most of the site.
For €7, take the glass elevator to the roof for stunning panoramic views over Rome
Excellent coffee prepared with care. Fantastic for a quick caffeine fix off the main square.
The marmite fois gras soldiers are an award winning French / English fusion starter - highly recommended.
