Since 1983 Hafez has been doling out delicious dishes to the neighbourhood of Notting Hill. Cosy, casual, and ever-so welcoming, this is a great spot for a low-key dinner.
Georgie Pearman runs Cotswolds spot The Double Red Duke, so she has her winning pub-with-rooms formula down pat. The restaurant here is a destination in its own right, with a menu by chef Ben Tish of Sicilian-inspired Norma. Ladies lunching in a uniform of Bella Freud slogan cashmere huddle around tables on the garden terrace, while in the four bedrooms there are ticking-stripe headboards and Soane Britain wallpaper. A clever crashpad for those looking to live off Westbourne Grove for a night.
Tawana Oriental Supermarket stocks pretty much all you could ask for. Shelf upon shelf is lined with delicious ingredients, plus there's even a fabulous 'readymade' to go section. Call by and find yourself wandering the aisles for hours.
To find a moment of peace, a moment for yourself in the midst of a bustling city like London can be tough. Heartcore makes those moments all the more common. Find the perfect union of body, mind and heart with their intense yet intelligent reformer Pilates classes. If you’re not knocking about Notting Hill, check out their studios in Bayswater, Chelsea, Fulham, Hampstead, Kensington or St John’s Wood.
If you're looking for some alterations and adjustments to be made on what could be that perfect item of clothing, head to Artesian Tailoring where Abdul and his team work their magic.