Amanda’s guidebook
3 Great Places within 50 paces! And a host of attractions you can walk too.
There are literally hundreds of restaurants bars, pubs, coffee shops and eateries surrounding The Minories Flat. Here are 3 you can get to in 3 minutes. Plus some very local attractions that you must see.
Literally over the road. This review says it better than i could. The Mayfair Classic with cod was absolutely incredible. At £16.25, it is surely more than the average price paid for fish and chips, but the quality is worth the price.
You can also build your own Gin & Tonic. The Hayman's London Dry is a favorite with Mediterranean Tonic garnished with cucumber and rosemary.
Mayfair Chippy - The City
140 MinoriesLiterally over the road. This review says it better than i could. The Mayfair Classic with cod was absolutely incredible. At £16.25, it is surely more than the average price paid for fish and chips, but the quality is worth the price.
You can also build your own Gin & Tonic. The Hayman's London Dry is a favorite with Mediterranean Tonic garnished with cucumber and rosemary.
Again literally over the road, Next to the Mayfair Chippy... Excellent
Dropped in for a quick lunch, hadn’t booked.
Service, food, atmosphere, staff, location all excellent simply couldn’t be faulted. We’ll go back for sure
Thai Square Minories
136-138 MinoriesAgain literally over the road, Next to the Mayfair Chippy... Excellent
Dropped in for a quick lunch, hadn’t booked.
Service, food, atmosphere, staff, location all excellent simply couldn’t be faulted. We’ll go back for sure
Again 2 minutes away... Fabulous Cocktail Bar! Here's Kimberley review. " I'm pretty much obsessed with this place and I hope they make their way to the States in the near future. The bartenders were super friendly and put so much care into every drink. My favorites were the Butterfly Effect and The Beehive but honestly, every drink was delicious! And you cannot beat their insane happy hour prices. Thanks for a great time guys!"
Dirty Martini - Minories
124-127 MinoriesAgain 2 minutes away... Fabulous Cocktail Bar! Here's Kimberley review. " I'm pretty much obsessed with this place and I hope they make their way to the States in the near future. The bartenders were super friendly and put so much care into every drink. My favorites were the Butterfly Effect and The Beehive but honestly, every drink was delicious! And you cannot beat their insane happy hour prices. Thanks for a great time guys!"
The Sky Garden at 20 Fenchurch Street is a unique public space that spans three storeys and offers 360 degree uninterrupted views across the City of London from floor 37. Visitors can wander around the exquisitely landscaped gardens, observation decks and an open air terrace of what is London's highest public garden. And it's FREE.
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Sky Garden
The Sky Garden at 20 Fenchurch Street is a unique public space that spans three storeys and offers 360 degree uninterrupted views across the City of London from floor 37. Visitors can wander around the exquisitely landscaped gardens, observation decks and an open air terrace of what is London's highest public garden. And it's FREE.
Head into St Paul's and witness stunning architecture, climb 528 stairs to the Golden Gallery, and step outside for uninterrupted, 360 degree views of the capital. The Cathedral boasts a rich tapestry of British history that would take you a year to take in.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
Head into St Paul's and witness stunning architecture, climb 528 stairs to the Golden Gallery, and step outside for uninterrupted, 360 degree views of the capital. The Cathedral boasts a rich tapestry of British history that would take you a year to take in.
Dating back to the thirteenth century, this historic food market (London’s oldest) is a sprawling cornucopia of gourmet goodies. It’s best to visit Borough Market on an empty stomach so you have room to snaffle samples of the bread, cured meats, cheese, olives and pastries on offer. The market used to mainly highlight British produce but nowadays you can find a global smorgasbord of traders. My tip is a Coffee at Monmouth.
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Borough Market
Borough High StreetDating back to the thirteenth century, this historic food market (London’s oldest) is a sprawling cornucopia of gourmet goodies. It’s best to visit Borough Market on an empty stomach so you have room to snaffle samples of the bread, cured meats, cheese, olives and pastries on offer. The market used to mainly highlight British produce but nowadays you can find a global smorgasbord of traders. My tip is a Coffee at Monmouth.
You can’t visit London without visiting Brick Lane. Eye-popping street art, street food markets, vintage finds and cutting edge designers, it’s everything that makes East London such a vibrant wonderful place, distilled into a thin cobbled street that’s seen more action over the last 100 years than possibly anywhere else in town.
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Brick Lane Vintage Market
85 Brick LnYou can’t visit London without visiting Brick Lane. Eye-popping street art, street food markets, vintage finds and cutting edge designers, it’s everything that makes East London such a vibrant wonderful place, distilled into a thin cobbled street that’s seen more action over the last 100 years than possibly anywhere else in town.
Just a 5 minute walk and Just a stone's throw from Tower Bridge, this vibrant community is one of the capital's hidden gems. As well as being the only central London marina, St Katharine Docks is home to a variety of restaurants and eateries, an award winning coffee shop and the famous Dickens Inn.
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St Katharine Docks Marina
50 St Katharine's WayJust a 5 minute walk and Just a stone's throw from Tower Bridge, this vibrant community is one of the capital's hidden gems. As well as being the only central London marina, St Katharine Docks is home to a variety of restaurants and eateries, an award winning coffee shop and the famous Dickens Inn.