My Quick Guide To Naples
Now that I’m far away from Italy’s beautiful, boiling summer, the timing seems perfect for a little nostalgia. This blog post is my very own guide to Naples, to help you find something to do, eat and drink in this…
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Roman Street Food
I spent a couple of days in my second motherland, Rome, home of my mother and her side of the family. Naturally, I couldn’t help but indulge in the best food the Italian capital has to offer, so here’s a…
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Move over, East London: Pop Brixton has got some good vibes
It took me a day at TEDxBrixton to fall in love with South London’s hottest shipping container street food venue, Pop Brixton. Here’s what to do in the latest outpost of the capital’s good vibes. Not unlike its Shoreditch brother The…
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Street Feast – Dinerama Opening Weekend in Shoreditch
Leaving car parks and courtyards empty is a sin in East London. The real sin though would be not checking out the new Street Feast in Shoreditch Yard. Here’s my round-up of London’s most exciting street festival’s opening weekend. <…
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Summer Tales & Kansas Smitty’s opening weekend
I like to show my couchsurfers a good time, so this weekend I took advantage the most talked-about new openings – Summer Tales in Old Street and the coolest new speakeasy in town, Kansas Smitty’s Bar on Broadway Market –…
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The lazy bum guide to surviving Street Feast
If you’re a Londoner pretending to know his/her shit about nightlife, you’ve probably heard of Street Feast , the “International Capital of Night Markets” that started in Dalston and is now popping up all over London, from Battersea to Lewisham…
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East London foodie treats: Hawker House and Boss Hoss pies
Last weekend, I tried to show my American Couchsurfer some good time – which obviously means I took him out to eat London style: in markets and pop-ups. Here’s some Hawker House and Boss Hoss goodness for you. Saturday morning meant making our…
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The East London Christmas Village: Winterville
If it’s even possible, this Christmas Londoners have more options to choose from as to where to spend the weeks leading up to the big day than last year. If you’re looking for a slightly less touristy, more East London version…
