Eel Sushi Bar is a tiny, wood-panelled hot spot from the team behind Michelin-starred Dorian, just across the street. Slip onto a bar stool under the warm glow of the lamps and watch chef Nick “Noodle” Xie (of Dinings fame) at work behind the counter. The people-watching on Talbot Road is top-tier, the margarita is smooth and dangerously moreish, and the menu – a concise ode to sushi – is totally faultless. Expect pristine sashimi, melt-in-the-mouth nigiri, and the odd tempura bite. It’s all over in an hour (the turnover is tight – which explains why it's so hard to get a reservation), but that’s part of the charm. Finish at The Walmer Castle or The Pelican nearby for the full Notting Hill crawl.

Leave it to Londoners to take health and beauty to the next level and turn them into a member’s club. Hey, we’re not judging. We love it! Cloud Twelve is a serene, indulgent wellness & lifestyle club that’s dedicated to escapism, relaxation and holistic living. Non-members can still book treatments, but these fill up fast. So, be quick! And secure yours now. 

With vintage pieces sourced from all over the world, this vintage shop is pretty unique. We love popping in here and looking at all the beautiful clothes and items. 

One of London’s oldest cinemas, the Electric has survived two world wars, a bombing and a fire. It was also saved from being turned into a bingo hall in the 1980s following an outpouring of local support. These days, it’s been beautifully restored by the Soho House group. Standard seating is made up of leather armchairs with footstools, and in the front row there are double day beds where film fans can cosy up under cashmere blankets. The most extravagant cinema experience in town.