Lee Churm

It was probably the best burger I have had to date. The staff are extremely friendly and attentive, and the food is quality. I'm not really a fan of popcorn, but I even found myself addicted to theirs. Even give you free ice cream on the way out. A great little place, which I recommend wholeheartedly as for London, it is great value.

Absolutely enchanting and captivating. It's all underground and submerged slightly in shallow water, which makes for a fascinating visit. The lights are low, moody, and changeable, so it makes for a great photo. You are really captivated by the aura of the place. Tip: Book online as the queues get very large, and you can skip the line. You will also need some photo ID with you.

It's actually not what I expected. I was expecting a rather grand, high ceiling bazaar with a rustic feel. This is not. It is full of little shops which felt quite modern. It is a huge indoor market, but it feels more like a shopping centre than a market. I did get some bargains, but there are a lot of stores that sell the exact same stuff as the one next to it.

It was a really fascinating insight into the lives of the former Sultan rulers of the Ottoman Empire. There is a lot here, and with the buildings being built around 4 courtyards, it makes for a long visit. I'd recommend putting a good 3 hours aside for you to be able to absorb the very many rooms.

Really pleasant bistro in the heart of Islington with a very French deco and feel. I really enjoyed my meal, which was the Coq au Vin and sautéed potatoes with a cheesy garlic bread starter. Very reasonable fixed price menu as well at £18.50.