London
in England

This bespoke tailor on Savile Row has become iconic to London's Mayfair streets. Having opened in 1906, it's safe to say the ready-to-wear menswear makes for the perfect smart get-up, and their tailoring services remain one of the best in London. 

A wonderland of a place. Settled in the heart of London's Mayfair, though the exterior may be quintessentially British, the interior is anything but ordinary. The rooms are quirky, comfortable, and above all, exude luxury. Unlike many cosmopolitan hotels, Brown's is unique in the way that it remains full of personality, a personality which is one we gel with. 

Colourful, carefully crafted, and hand-embroidered, the clothing at Cashmirino is so lovely we wish it also supplied womenswear. Though, if you're looking to invest in some quality staples for your little ones, we would look no further. 

Within the luxurious Brown's Hotel is Charlie's, a restaurant that would happily become our Sunday Roast staple, or are date-night treat for a sample of their crisp cornish crab salad, or stalwarts venison en croute. With a separate caviar menu, expect great things from the Michelin-starred chef, Adam Byatt who rules this very fine roost. 

Your pantry will never have looked so finer stocked after paying a visit to the Fortnum & Mason food hall. From freshfoods, to cheeses, dips and condiments, to the ingredients for a perfect afternoon tea, they have it all. 

If you're after a warm and cosy vibe and find yourself in the middle of Mayfair, head straight to Kitty Fisher's for some hearty British grub and fine wine. Their pies are a kitchen staple!

Maison François could have us fooled that we're not back in the streets of Paris. With the menu  written entirely in French, and the wafts of delicious smells flooding your senses, be prepared for a glorious indulgence of brasserie classics. The highlight? It has to be the pudding trolley, loaded every day with freshly baked viennoiserie. 

One can never have too many shoes so they say. Especially if they're from Manolo Blahnik. Timeless and elegant, if they're good enough for Carrie Bradshaw then they're definitely good enough for us. 

With a handful of spots around London, we love calling into Noxy at Burlington Arcade after browsing the Food Hall at Fortnum & Mason. The coffee is exceptional, and as are there bagels! From their classic PB&J, to a savoury chicken sub style, it makes for a perfect pick-me-up.

Far from your average cheesemonger, Paxton & Whitfield has been by royal appointment since 1850. So, if you want to feast like royalty, call in to this splendid institution for your cheese board staples. Treat yourself to some 'proper pickle' and artisan biscuits for the perfect pairing. 

Wander around London for a few hours, and you'll surely stumble across many wonderful places to see art. It’s just that kind of city. The RA, however, might just be the cream of the crop. Don’t miss their stellar summer show highlighting the best of the new academicians’ work. It’s always our highlight of the season. 

For some of the finest shaken cocktails you can find head straight to The Donovan Bar. Artfully created by Salvatore Calabrese and Frederico Pavan, the choice is overwhelmingly good. And if there's a spot to get slightly experimental with your order, it's for sure here.