Cleo is yet another dining delight along the chock-block Rantzausgade. Offering a touch more of fancy to this Nørrebro culinary highway, Cleo is the spot for a seven serving feast. Dazzling plates, ranging from sea bass crudo to a white asparagus doused in a baksuld hollandaise, are whisked to the intimate wood tables all to be shared (though, a more laid-back fare can still be chosen on the à la carte). The food is exceptional, the decor an interior designers marvel and the outside terrace a prime sun-trap. 

Everyone needs a good pair of jeans. Good thing Edwin London is the perfect spot for just that. They offer premium denim inspired by Japanese craftsmanship. Expect timeless designs, sustainable materials and just exceptional jeans. Plus some other amazing pieces to style them with. 

Simple, elegant and British through and through. Everything at Lyle's is hyper-seasonal and incredibly delicious. Come at lunch if you're in the mood for a la carte, as it's tasting menu only in the evenings.

Paul Hedge worked as a postman for nine years after leaving Goldsmiths, delivering letters to galleries in St James while quizzing the staff about exhibitions. He first opened his own gallery in a derelict undertaker’s in Deptford with another Paul, Maslin. And in the interest of being anything but snooty, the Pauls ran a café to draw people in. Now inside the Tea Building along with Shoreditch House, Hales regularly places artists’ works in the collections of the Tate and New York’s Museum of Modern Art.