Review: Five Guys Named Moe
Marble Arch station has often been a place best avoided of a weekend evening. The grey concrete of the square right on the doorstep of the tube station was often frequented by hordes of people – tourists, party goers – making their way across town. But this uninspiring plot has become resident to the pop-up Marble Arch Theatre and the home of the revival of … Continue reading Review: Five Guys Named Moe
New York Day 1 & 2: East Village nights and autumn in Manhattan
New York is a city of many names, but whatever you want to call it – the Big Apple, the Empire City, – one thing it definitely is, is amazing. So amazing, that I will most definitely be returning. And as always, here are my obligatory blog posts about my recent trip there and some amateur iPhone photography to go along with it (forgetting to … Continue reading New York Day 1 & 2: East Village nights and autumn in Manhattan
Colour In The City
If you asked me to list all the things London does best we would be here for hours. It’s fab, the title of my blog suggests I love it and so it shall stand. But one thing I think London deserves a particular pat on the back for is its offering of free art. One artist that has been splashed across the Instagram pages of … Continue reading Colour In The City
Four ways to eat like a plant based hero in London
For clarity, let me say this now, I’m not vegan. I am vegetarian, though that’s been a new choice this year (2.1.17), but whether I choose to eat dairy or not and whether you choose to eat meat or not one thing is the gospel truth. Vegan and vegetarian food is daaaaamn tasty. So here are my four favourite veggie and vegan joints in LDN … Continue reading Four ways to eat like a plant based hero in London
Eurotrip: Top tips for a mini adventure
Hello! It is I, The London Love Letter or just plain Alice, back from the depths of winter and ready to blog another day. So what have I been up to? Well, lots. But I am going to resume my little corner of the internet on my latest adventure in the making. It doesn’t relate to London exactly, but i’m sure many a Londoner can … Continue reading Eurotrip: Top tips for a mini adventure
