Portobello Road is probably the world’s best known market, and is nearly 150 years old. Though famous for antiques, it’s also a haven for lovers of fashion, food, books and music.
Golborne Road has its own quirky ambiance distinct to that of nearby Portobello, with an eclectic mix of international food stalls and restaurants as well as second hand and vintage wears.
Everything at one pound. The place to go if you forgot your charging cable or your power adapter.
Not your typical museum. You will find there all the iconic and evocative posters and packaging created during in past.
The interior of the Electric references the cinema's long history with large leather sofas, footstools as well as tables for food and drink. Perfect place for a romantic night out.
Greek food like you never had. Traditional flavors with a modern twist. Delicious... but not cheap.
A famous club and arts venue rolled into one. No need to dress up. If you're a fan of indie music that's the place to go.
Not your usual Indian restaurant. Chakra presents its dishes with a modern flourish but also a hefty price tag. Lunch and early diner are more affordable however.
One of the best brunches in London. But prepared to wait, they don't take reservations.
A great atmosphere around a communal table, and still the best Mediterranean cuisine in London.
More than £80m was spent into the new venue for the museum. The entrance is now free and you'll find everything from the a AK47 to an original Sony Walkman.
