Exmouth Market is one of Clerkenwell's best-loved streets, lined with cafes, restaurants and independent shops. It also has a surprising Italian connection. If you're exploring the area and want an Italian meal, Fiena, our family-run Italian cafe, bar and restaurant at 4 Medwa...
Read the storyRed Lion Square is a small, leafy square just off Holborn, best known today as the home of Conway Hall. If you're there for a talk, a concert or a meeting an...
Read the storyLawyers, students and museum-goers all share Lincoln's Inn Fields, the biggest public square in London. If you're there for work or a visit and fancy Italian...
Read the storyTucked between two busy Holborn roads is one of London's most Italian-looking streets: Sicilian Avenue, a short pedestrian walkway lined with columns, marble...
Read the storyComedy, music, family shows and student theatre: the Bloomsbury Theatre on Gordon Street has one of the busiest programmes in this part of London. It's about...
Read the storyScala, on Pentonville Road right by King's Cross station, is one of London's best-known club and live music venues, in a building with a stranger history tha...
Read the storyGray's Inn is one of London's four Inns of Court, the historic societies that call barristers to the Bar, and its gardens, the Walks, are one of Holborn's qu...
Read the storyLamb's Conduit Street is a street in Holborn known for its independent shops and a Grade II-listed pub, just south-east of Judd Street. It's about 720 metres...
Read the storyOn York Way, behind a rippling wall of glass, there's a concert hall lined with wood from a single oak tree, sitting on rubber springs. Kings Place is a home...
Read the storyBehind the rush of St Pancras International, on Pancras Road, there's a small church and a leafy churchyard full of stories: poets, an architect, a novelist ...
Read the storyA pan of glossy black shells, a sauce worth mopping up, and a slice of toasted bread to do the mopping: mussels are one of the great sharing starters. They'r...
Read the storyBetween Euston Road and Russell Square lies one of Bloomsbury's quietest and most meaningful green spaces. Tavistock Square is a short stroll from Fiena, our...
Read the storyA golden pile of crisp seafood, a squeeze of lemon and something to dip it in: in Italian seaside towns, that's lunch. Italians call it fritto misto, and on ...
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