Delizie D’Italia, Lupus Street
Delizie D’Italia is one of Pimlico’s few cafes and some people claim that it offers the best coffee in the neighborhood. The café is located on the corner of Lupus […]
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Food & Drink, Lifestyle, Pimlico
Pimlico's The Constitution is getting a makeover
Have you heard the news? The Constitution Pub on Churton Street in Pimlico is being refurbished and renovated, and will re-open its doors in mid-September. It is not clear whether […]
Food & Drink, Lifestyle, Pimlico
The Roasting, Churton Street
The Roasting Cafe is relatively new to the Pimlico scene. Opened in 2015, the cafe attracts coffee lovers from all over the area. It is located in the elegant Churton […]
Food & Drink, Lifestyle, Places, Victoria
Discovering Cardinal Place
Over the past ten years the area around Victoria has been undergoing an exciting transformation. A vibrant district is emerging in the heart of London, largely due to the development […]
History, Pimlico
Brief history of Pimlico
Pimlico is a residential neighbourhood in central London in the City of Westminster. Just like Belgravia, to which it was built as a southern extension, Pimlico is known for its grand garden […]
Food & Drink, Lifestyle
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itsu [to you]… delivered to your door
People who live and work in SW1 are amongst the first in the UK to benefit from itsu’s digital delivery service straight to their door by “ninja” riders on electric bikes & […]
Events, Lifestyle, St James's
Waiting For Waiting For Godot, St James Theatre – Review
Whilst I’ve never doubted the significance of Samuel Beckett as a playwright, I always found his work mentally bruising with its often bleak outlook on life. I was buoyed, however, as I […]
Food & Drink, Lifestyle, Westminster
The Red Lion in Westminster
Today’s Red Lion pub stands on the site of a medieval tavern – known in 1434 as the Hopping Hall. The tavern passed through various hands and traded under many names in […]
