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£2.50 beers in London? Yep, and it's thanks to a Spanish bar, not Wetherspoons (opens the original)
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A Spanish bar coming to Southwark later this year will offer beers for the princely sum of £2.50 — all but unheard-of in central London. The site will be called Los Primos, and it comes from the folks behind the Barrafina group of eateries. And, being a Spanish-themed place, you will of course be able to pick up some tapas as well as those tantalisingly affordable drinks. There’s one snag. For £2.50 you get a traditional cañas measure, roughly equivalent to around 200ml, somewhere between a thir
A crumpet cafe is coming to London next month (opens the original)
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Forget cereal cafes — that's so 2015 — we’re moving onto the crumpet cafe. And one is opening in London's Notting Hill next month. Jones’ Crumpets has been around for almost a decade but is on the cusp of opening its own permanent location. At present you can order Jones’ Crumpets for pick-up from local market spots in Primrose Hill, Marylebone and Queen’s Park — or for delivery — but this new location will make the beloved crumpets more accessible to many throughout the week. For now at least w
Michelin guide grants four London hotels with Michelin Keys (opens the original)
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You know the Michelin Guide for its famous and coveted restaurant Michelin stars, but there’s now a similar standard for hotels. And four more London locations have been handed one of these Michelin Keys. Plenty of you may be faimilar with this system already — you can skip on to the new additions. But for those new to the concept, the Michelin Key has only been around since 2024, just a fraction of the lifespan of the now hundred-year-old Michelin Star. “The Michelin Key is to hotels what the M
The Barbican kicks off spooky season with guided ghost tours (opens the original)
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Looking for something nourishing but mildly creepy to do ahead of Halloween in London? The Barbican’s “ghost tours” begin tomorrow, 1st October. The Barbican After Dark tours dig into the history of the building, which — despite only opening in 1982 — apparently has quite the history attached. “Beneath the Barbican lies nearly two thousand years of history: Roman forts, burial grounds, plague pits, fire, war and ruin. The Barbican isn't simply built on history. It's built over it,” reads the web
Alice in Wonderland immersive experience opens in London later this year (opens the original)
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Earlier this week we told you about an upcoming mountaineering VR experience. Prefer something more fantastical? A much larger Alice in Wonderland immersive treat is heading to London within weeks. Alice Immersive Wonderland doesn't rely on virtual reality at all, instead inhabiting a big chunk of the Dock X warehouse space by Canada Water. It’s spread over 26,000 square feet, split into ten environments representing key parts of the Alice in Wonderland story. It’s expected to last up to two hou
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