Ironically, the home cooked food served here is anything but mini. It's generous in size, heart-warming and mouth-wateringly scrumptious. There's nothing fussy here but the vibe is unbeatable. As you can't book in advance, be prepared to queue before popping open your BYOB and tucking into a spectacular Korean feast. 

Home to one of the oldest, largest and most historic pathology collections in the United Kingdom, Surgeons' Hall Museum first opened the doors in 1832. A truly fascinating visit, and that's before mentioning the beautiful building the collection is housed within. 

Sometimes you do just need that ice-cold pint from a traditional British pub. The Dagda Bar is an old-school classic; it may not be fancy, nor are there any frills though that's why we love it. 

Though ironically named 'Doctors', this is in fact a quintessential pub. Slightly dark lighting, wooden interior and red leather bar stools accompanied by an unbeatable atmosphere. Grab a beer, settle in and be prepared to chat to your friends, neighbours and strangers.