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Barcelona is one of the most beautiful cities in Spain. It is a vibrant city full of history, culture and stunning architecture. During your visit, you can explore famous landmarks, enjoy delicious food, go shopping or relax on clear water beaches. Barcelona never disappoints, it has something for everyone. It is absolutely a must-visit in Spain! #getgoing2025 #barcelona #spaintrip #spain #spaintravel #europe #europetrip #europeanarchitecture #architecture

#europetrip Traveling across Germany by train was an incredible adventure, offering a mix of speed, convenience, and charm. My journey took me through Berlin, Frankfurt, Munich, Stuttgart, and Dresden, using a variety of trains—each with its unique appeal. Berlin’s S-Bahn network was my first taste of German efficiency, whisking me from the iconic Brandenburg Gate to the vibrant streets of Kreuzberg. From there, I boarded an ICE high-speed train to Frankfurt, marveling at its futuristic design and comfort as it effortlessly reached speeds of 300 km/h. In Frankfurt, the blend of modern skyscrapers and the historic Römer square was striking. A regional train carried me to Stuttgart, winding through picturesque vineyards and quiet villages—a slower, scenic experience perfect for soaking in the countryside. Munich was next, where the local S-Bahn brought me to famous sights like Marienplatz and the English Garden. Finally, a peaceful regional journey took me to Dresden, with its stunning baroque architecture and the majestic Frauenkirche. For travelers, my tips are to try a mix of train types to experience Germany’s diverse rail system. Traveling by train here isn’t just transportation—it’s part of the adventure!

Visiting Catherine Park in Pushkin is a journey into the splendor of imperial Russia. Located in one of the most beautiful suburbs of Saint Petersburg, this park is home to the magnificent Catherine Palace, built in the mid-18th century for Empress Elizabeth, the daughter of Peter the Great. The palace was later redesigned by Bartolomeo Rastrelli, showcasing stunning Baroque architecture. Another highlight is the Alexander Palace, completed in 1796, which became a favorite residence of Nicholas II, the last tsar of Russia. Surrounded by lush greenery, peaceful lakes, and elegant sculptures, Catherine Park perfectly blends history and natural beauty, making it a must-visit for anyone exploring Russian history. #europetrip #saintpetersburg #russia

I have been meaning to check this out for years – such a lovely little concept, I paid for the book 📚 Excuse my sounding nasal - winter cold! If you go, let me know! @houseofbooks_westhampstead #londonbookshops #bookshop #bookstagram #bookporn #bookdesign#europetrip

@ambassadorsclubhouse a new Indian restaurant which I ambassADORE… 😍🍛🙌🏻 As much for the incredible Raj-meets-Saturday Night Fever interiors of the place (the ‘Clubhouse’ part literally alludes to a DJ/dancefloor in the basement) but also for CURRIED SCOTCH EGGS, MUTTON NAAN ‘TACOS’, SPICED & BUTTERFLIED SEA BASS, CHILLI CHEESE PAKODE BALLS, QUAIL BIRYANI, SHAMI KEBAB BUN, TANDOOR BUTTER CHICKEN CHOPS, GIANT JALEBI AND CHOCOLATE-FIG KHEER! 🤤 The latest opening from @jks_restaurants who boast two Michelin-starred @gymkhanalondon and one star @trishnalondon amongst their Indian stable, so no doubts as to where this restaurant is aiming 💫 Whether it gets there or teeters somewhere in the outer atmosphere near an Jeff Bezos phallus is another question, buuuut absolutely no doubt these guys pack some serious BIG tikk(a) energy… 💥✨ #mainsthataremmmmmbassy🐟 #lesspunsmorepunjab #ambassadorsclubhouse . . . . . #indianfood #spicyfood #indian #curryhouse #londoncurry #india #indianrestaurant #londoncurryhouse #naanbread #lamb #spicy #pilaurice #currylover #curry #foodie #foodporn #foodgasm #nomnomnom #dinner #food #instafood #foodstagram #lickyplate#europetrip

This is still one of my favourite chinese restaurants in singapore! Every dish in this new set menu was crazy delicious 🤤 Peach Blossoms really does some of the best modern chinese cuisine around, and on top of that, they always create the coolest plating for their dishes! They also use amazing premium ingredients like foie gras, crab, peking duck and black truffle, infusing that into iconic chinese dishes that will leave you full but counting down to the next time you can come back! 📍 Peach Blossoms, PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, 6 Raffles Blvd, Level 5, Singapore 039594 #sgfoodie #foodiefinds #sgrestaurant #chinesefood #chineserestaurant #datenight #pekingduck #crab #eshton#europetrip

Hey guys it’s here with another great find! This time, we’re heading straight to the heart of Soho. 💫 If you’re not familiar with Soho, it’s known for its vibrant gay bars and amazing hidden gems—like this incredible restaurant we discovered! We visited this spot in December and highly recommend it. The food was incredible, and the service was top-notch! Special shoutout to our host Danny—absolute legend. 👏 Here’s what we tried: 🍴 Starters & Small Plates: Mozzarella garlic bread – £8.60 Pan-fried tiger prawns with shellfish & brandy sauce – £15.50 Fresh mussels with fregola, cherry tomatoes & white wine sauce – £14.50 Crunchy fried squid & zucchini with aioli & sweet chilli sauce – £13.50 (MUST TRY) 🍝 Pasta: Ravioli ricotta filled with truffle – £23.50 (MUST TRY) Linguine with tiger prawns, garlic, chilli & extra virgin olive oil – £26.50 Linguine with seafood, cherry tomatoes, bisque & brandy sauce – £29.50 Gnocchi with wild mushrooms, smoked mozzarella & truffle oil – £23.00 🥩 Mains: 28-day aged ribeye steak (250g) with cep purée & green beans – £30.00 🍮 Desserts: Pistachio tiramisu – £7.00 (MUST TRY) Vanilla panna cotta with mixed berry compote – £7.00 (MUST TRY) Salted caramel cheesecake with pistachio ice cream – £7.00 📍 Location: Forty Dean Street 40 Dean St, London W1D 4PX 🎯 Verdict: This place is a must-visit for foodies and anyone looking for top-tier vibes in London! Follow for more hidden gems and foodie adventures! ✨ PR#europetrip

#europetrip Although London sure has its fair share of cafés to stop and take a break after a day of shopping or unwind during a lunch break from work there is always room for one more. Renowned global affairs and culture magazine Monocle is now ready to offer its own refined taste to our coffee-craving selves. The Monocle Café is an intimate space with a lively spirit. Arranged over two floors, the cosy and tranquil environment allows for intelligent conversation over a cup of freshly roasted coffee (by the New Zealand-Australian team at Allpress Espresso in Shoreditch) whilst flipping through a selection of current and old Monocle issues. ''We wanted to create a relaxed space for a morning coffee meeting, a lengthy weekend lunch with the papers, and a glass of Prosecco after work too'' coffee and it's the cutest and coziest place ever. There are many sitting spaces and the staff is extremely friendly. I had an Americano and that certainly woke me up. The aesthetics of this place really impressed me Address: London, United Kingdom.

#europetrip Brown sugar is an addiction, do we agree? 🥲 Here is one of the best in Paris 🥰🧋 Have you tried it? What to take 100%: 🤎 𝗟𝗮 𝘀𝗶𝗴𝗻𝗮𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲 Simply a classic. Its difference? The taste of brown sugar is more intense. And on top of that, there are very small marbles that change traditional marbles and therefore modify the sensation in the mouth. (small balls present only in this one) 💛 𝗕𝗹𝗮𝗰𝗸 𝘀𝘂𝗴𝗮𝗿 𝗕𝗼𝗯𝗮 𝗕𝗹𝗮𝗰𝗸 𝗧𝗲𝗮 𝗟𝗮𝘁𝘁𝗲 For fans of tea and brown sugar, this will be the one for you. The taste of the tea is tasty and the milk adds the gourmet dimension of the drink if this is not already the case with the marbles. The ambiance was incredibly cozy and welcoming, the staff was friendly and attentive, and the coffee was simply outstanding. The attention to detail in their food and beverage offerings really set them apart. It's a perfect spot for both relaxing and enjoying a great cup of coffee. 📍 Address: 29 King of Sicily Street, 75004 Paris Open Hours: 📅 Mon~Thu - 12:00 p.m.: 9:30 p.m. / Fri~Sun - 12:00 p.m.: 10:00 p.m.

#europetrip Primrose Hill is a Grade II listed public park located north of Regent's Park in London, England, first opened to the public in 1842. It was named after the 64 metres 210 ft natural hill in the centre of the park, the second highest natural point in the London Borough of Camden. the hill summit has a clear view of central London, as well as Hampstead and Belsize Park to the north and is adorned by an engraved quotation from William Blake. Based on the popularity of the park, the surrounding district and electoral ward were named Primrose Hill. Excellent view to the city of London. Strange to have such a spot to look out from in London! Big green space. Ideal for a picnic if the sun actually shone! The view looks almost due east. I suspect the sunrises here over London would be worth a look. Will try that one day. Beautiful hilltop view that’s a short hike away from the street levels - we laid down on the grass patches and just bask in the weather 🌞 It was a clear day when we visited and could really see out far into the city. It does get chilly if you stay long enough in the cooler seasons, so do bring along some outwear! Address: Primrose Hill Rd, London NW1 4NR, United Kingdom Open Hours: 06:00 - 22:00

#europetrip This was the BEST. This place has it all...amazing location (with fantastic views from all areas of the Lodge), food, service, game drives, rooms (loved my own plunge pool on my deck), cute gift shop...absolutely amazing and luxurious. The rooms were very spacious, indoor and outdoor showers, beautifully done. I will definitely be back. I believe visiting in April allowed us to get closer to wildlife on game drives than if we visited during the rainy season and traveled some by boat.overall awesome

#europetrip Mont Saint Michel Chou The Greatest Works The location of the scene was first known because of the cover of Jay Chou's Greatest Works album, and later heard that it was the prototype of one of Disney Castles, and the building of the Miracle Hall is especially regarded as a masterpiece of Norman Gothic architecture. Tickets: The monastery on the hill is free for students under the EU 25 and if adults remember correctly it is €13; the most surprising is!! Free! Le Tchibidi or ) Meandres is the winding river at the top of the cover! Free entrance!! See Figure 5

#europetrip Jungfrau, Switzerland, I'm on top of Europe." Brave people enjoy the world first, I am on top of Europe! - "Top of Europe Alpine Peak minus 23° Stormy snow slapped on the face instantly numb Switzerland must go to Jungfrau Peak must! 7 a.m., before dawn, set off for the Alps, the camera could not replicate the spectacular along the way, the whole process was healed by the snowy mountains.

#europetrip #outdooradventure #hiddengems if you are planning to visit Venice, definitely drive to the Dolomites. The Dolomites are nothing short of magical, and our hike to Tre Cime di Lavaredo and Cadini di Misurina in April was an unforgettable experience. While spring brings unpredictable weather and lingering snow, it also reveals a quieter and more serene side of these iconic peaks. Getting There We began our journey at Misurina, a charming alpine village nestled by a stunning lake. From there, we drove up to Rifugio Auronzo, the starting point for the Tre Cime di Lavaredo loop hike. While the road can be closed due to snow in early spring, it was accessible for us in mid-April—be sure to check conditions in advance. The Hike to Tre Cime di Lavaredo The trail was partly covered in snow, but with proper hiking boots and trekking poles, the trek was manageable. The route around the famous three peaks—Tre Cime—is breathtaking at every turn. The jagged peaks rise dramatically against the blue sky, with patches of snow adding to their grandeur. As we hiked, the landscape alternated between snow-covered paths and rocky terrain. Some sections were slippery, so we took our time. The silence of the mountains in April, without the usual summer crowds, made the experience feel even more special. The Detour to Cadini di Misurina Before completing the Tre Cime loop, we decided to take a short detour to the Cadini di Misurina viewpoint. This lesser-known spot is gaining popularity for its dramatic ridges and Instagram-worthy vistas. The trail here was narrower and snowier, requiring extra caution, but the view was absolutely worth it. The jagged spires of Cadini pierced the sky, creating a surreal and unforgettable panorama.

#getgoing2025 📍Buda Castle, Budapest, Hungary 🔅Buda Castle is a stunning UNESCO World Heritage site that has stood as a symbol of Hungary’s history for centuries. 🔅The castle complex houses the Hungarian National Gallery, the Budapest History Museum, and the Széchényi Library. 🔅From its terraces, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the Danube River, Chain Bridge, and Pest side of the city. 🔅You can reach the castle via the scenic Castle Hill Funicular or enjoy a pleasant walk up the hill. #budapest #cityview #visithungary #europetrip

#europetrip Charming little Peruvian restaurant, authentic cuisine and a decor that will make you travel to latin America. Everything was exquisite but we particularly loved the AJI DE GALLINA which is like a pulled chicken over fried potatoes and the Tune Ceviche 🤌 the homemade chocolate mousse is a must as well. Bref a true culinary voyage! it's several restaurants in Paris that offer colorful and tasty South American cuisine 🤤 benefits them sentence? The ceviche! 🐟 However, they offer other dishes like this super gourmet burritos. A little novelty at the Mikuna Bastille which also offers a selection of tapas for the evening! . 👉🏼 I tested: - The guacamole 🥑 - Nikkei salmon ceviche - The chicken burrito - Lucuma cream >>> Nice discovery! The decor is nice and the food homemade. There are several variations of ceviche. Big big discovery of lucuma this fruit so unknown in Europe that looks like caramel! . Menu Ordered: 💰 Ceviche from 15€ 📍Address: 10 Rue Saint-Sabin, 75011 Paris Open Hours: 09:00 18:00

#europetrip 🎐 located on the island of the city, near the new bridge, the place is super cute and the presentation of the dishes is very neat 🥺 the location + the price + the decoration may explain the higher prices than there 🤔 in any case, it's more "chic" than the "lambdas" phở and the service, when I was there, was overwhelmed but adorable! 🍜 we came for the phở 💁🏻♀️ and especially the price winner! the hà nội garlicky, classic broth cooked for 24 hours with a garlic flavor 🧄 the broth was frankly delicious, my favorite of the two phở, surely because it was more special 🤭 on the other hand for the meat, it was better in the phở TNT because cooked by the minute 😍 indeed, the principle of the dish is to have the broth in a hot stone pot and to add the phở (rice noodles) and the marinated raw beef which cooks instantly = best thing!!! ☕️ we also tested starters, "typical viet" coffees and other dishes! the spring rolls were too good and crispy, the same for the gỏi cuốn, with beef 👌 for the banh bao, we think there was a mistake, I don't see what recipe it was and it was little garnished which is Too bad because it was still very good! the rush certainly, I'll try again 🤷🏻♀️ for the dishes, we took the cơm xì xèo because it seemed original to us: good but peppery which is not really my style 🥲 more classic, the bò bún is super generous and again once meat at the top! Menu Ordered: — homemade nem {€8}, gỏi cuốn bò {€680}, bánh bao (?) {€6}, phở TNT {€1680}, phở hà nội garlicky {€14€80}, cơm xì xèo {15 €80}, bò bún {€1380}, banana glutinous cake {€6}, cà phê sữa đá {€650}, cà phê cốt dừa {€650} 📍 Address: 72 quai des orfèvres, 75001, Paris, France 🕒 Open Hours: 7 days a week • Mon-Fri: 12 p.m.-3 p.m. / 7 p.m.-11 p.m. • Wed: 12 p.m.-11 p.m.

#europetrip Good food. Love the concept (tax and tip worked into the prices, order at the counter) chili bean sauce of the burrito was good. Large portion sizes, we could have split one breakfast burrito. Nice staff. I love butter! This is one of my favorite coffee shops, I feel very welcomed there. The coffee and pastries are excellent and there are plenty of healthy and vegetarian options for lunch like lentil soup and kale salad. They have a welcoming space for little ones as well. They make a great latte. Also, they have a lower caffeinated red tea version. Ten stars for the chai alone, but five more for the bakery items, the beautiful sun filled space, the great staff, their missions, efforts, priorities, and values. Helping homeless youth, paying livable wages, local sourcing, it goes on and on. Address: 219 Westbourne Park Rd, London, United Kingdom.

#europetrip Selby is one of the hidden gems in North Yorkshire, England. I happen to live and work here for almost 1 year. What I like about this place is the beautiful, clean and green rural atmosphere. Many old buildings are still preserved. One of them is the old 15th century church, Selby Abbey. In addition to storing historical value, this place is also very instagramable. There are several restaurants, lodging and also places for shopping. For friends who want to travel to the UK, there is no harm in stopping by this town. You can just take a walk to enjoy the existing corner of the city / countryside. Especially if you also visit the city of York which is only 30 minutes from Selby come and look around. There are information notices all around and several areas where you can light a candle for a small donation. There is also a small shop and cafe area (very reasonably priced) and toilets. There was a photographic exhibition, and we were invited to vote for our three favourites with a chance to win our first favourite. It was a very enjoyable visit. Address: the crescent, United Kingdom open Hours: 10:00 16:00

#europetrip An excellent restaurant located in a beautiful area. The atmosphere is great and happy, outstanding service and every dish is excellent! The chef wins over the kitchen, everything is served beautifully, on time and to the right extent Fantastic middle eastern cuisine fused with English ingredients. Housed in a beautiful older building with modern glassy interior. The green marble table I was eating at was especially gorgeous. Standouts when I visited included the tahini, they served with Kubalah (bread); polenta; and the octopus with harissa sauce. All of this served by friendly professional staff. Glad I came across this gem during my stay in London. Wonderful dining experience. Very cool space, energetic / exotic staff, great vibe and absolutely amazing food. Location : 2 Bagley Walk, London, United Kingdom.

#europetrip Hallstatt is a picturesque village nestled in the Austrian Alps, renowned for its stunning natural beauty and rich history. Located on the shores of Hallstätter See (Lake Hallstatt), the town is surrounded by majestic mountains and crystal-clear waters, offering a breathtaking backdrop. Hallstatt is famous for its ancient salt mines, which date back over 7,000 years, making it one of the oldest continuously inhabited settlements in Europe. Visitors can explore the Hallstatt Salt Mine, ride the funicular to the Skywalk for panoramic views, or stroll through the charming streets lined with colorful alpine houses. The town is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, celebrated for its cultural significance and harmonious integration with the surrounding landscape. Whether you’re exploring historic landmarks, enjoying boat rides on the lake, or hiking in the nearby mountains, Hallstatt offers an unforgettable experience of tranquility and charm.#travel #staycation #thingstodo

#europetrip I will talk about the service which was really bad, unfriendly and the waiters all of them look really arrogant, it seems that they are not paid well or it was not a good day for them. The hot chocolate was amazing, the wine as well we ordered 4 fromages wraps but you can only taste one type of cheese in it so, why is it called Quattro Fromages. This place just to drink something not to eat I think. The location by the way is perfect.

#europetrip Tower Bridge in London is an iconic symbol of the city, renowned for its stunning architecture and historical significance. Spanning the River Thames, this magnificent bascule and suspension bridge was completed in 1894 and has since become one of London's most recognizable landmarks. The bridge's twin towers, adorned with Victorian Gothic-style elements, provide a picturesque backdrop that attracts tourists from around the world. Visitors can explore the Tower Bridge Exhibition, which offers fascinating insights into the bridge's history and engineering, and enjoy panoramic views of the city from the high-level walkways.

#europetrip During our recent trip to Austria, we stumbled upon the charming village of St. Gilgen, and it turned out to be one of the highlights of our journey! While Salzburg itself had limited activities for us, a short bus ride brought us to this picturesque destination that felt like stepping into a fairytale. Getting There St. Gilgen is an easy and scenic ride from Salzburg, offering breathtaking views of the Austrian countryside along the way. Once we arrived, we were greeted by the idyllic charm of the village, surrounded by majestic mountains and the sparkling Lake Wolfgangsee. The Main Attraction: Cable Car Adventure The highlight of our visit was undoubtedly the cable car ride up Zwölferhorn Mountain. As we ascended, the views became more and more magical. The lake shimmered below us, and the surrounding peaks were blanketed in lush greenery. The ride itself was smooth and tranquil, offering plenty of time to soak in the scenery. At the Top: Views and Serenity At the summit, we were rewarded with panoramic views of Lake Wolfgangsee and the surrounding mountains. It was a photographer’s dream! The air was crisp and refreshing, and there were several walking paths to explore for those looking to stretch their legs. Whether you’re hiking, picnicking, or simply sitting back to enjoy the scenery, the mountaintop feels like a slice of heaven. Why Visit St. Gilgen? Breathtaking Views: Perfect for nature lovers and photographers. Escape the Crowds: A peaceful retreat compared to Salzburg’s busier attractions. Easy Access: Conveniently reached by bus from Salzburg. Tips for Your Visit Check the weather before heading up the cable car for the best visibility. Wear comfortable shoes if you plan to explore the trails at the top. Bring a light jacket, as it can get chilly at higher altitudes. Spend some time by the lake in St. Gilgen—it’s a great spot for relaxing after your mountain adventure. St. Gilgen and the Zwölferhorn cable car experience turned out to be the perfect escape from the hustle of the city. If you’re visiting Salzburg, don’t miss the chance to explore this hidden gem—you won’t regret it!

#europetrip Lake Como is a place that feels like it’s straight out of a dream. Nestled in northern Italy, surrounded by the majestic Alps, this iconic destination perfectly blends natural beauty, timeless elegance, and rich Italian charm. Here’s how my day at Lake Como unfolded and why it’s a must-visit for anyone exploring Italy. Morning: Arrival at Lake Como We arrived at the town of Como early in the morning, greeted by the serene waters of the lake glistening under the sunlight. The first thing that struck me was how peaceful and picturesque the setting was, with pastel-colored villas lining the shores and snow-capped mountains in the distance. We started our day with a stroll through the charming streets of Como, stopping by the stunning Como Cathedral (Duomo di Como)—a masterpiece of Gothic and Renaissance architecture. A quick coffee and pastry at a local café fueled us for the adventures ahead. Midday: Exploring Bellagio – The Pearl of the Lake No trip to Lake Como is complete without visiting Bellagio, often referred to as the “Pearl of the Lake.” We hopped on a ferry, enjoying breathtaking views during the ride. Bellagio’s cobbled streets, lush gardens, and boutique shops were a delight to explore. For lunch, we dined at a lakeside trattoria, savoring fresh pasta and sipping on local wine while soaking in the panoramic views. The tranquility of the lake and the elegance of Bellagio left us completely enchanted. Afternoon: Villa Del Balbianello Next, we visited the iconic Villa del Balbianello, a stunning historic villa perched on a promontory overlooking the lake. Accessible by boat, the villa and its manicured gardens offered picture-perfect views and a glimpse into its fascinating history. Fun fact: this villa has been featured in movies like Star Wars and James Bond! Evening: A Sunset Stroll in Varenna Before heading back, we stopped by Varenna, a quieter but equally beautiful village on the lake’s eastern shore. The town’s colorful houses, winding alleys, and flower-filled balconies were straight out of a postcard. We ended the day with a sunset stroll along the Passeggiata degli Innamorati (Lovers’ Walk), where the golden hues of the setting sun reflected off the water, creating a magical atmosphere

#europetrip #portugal #porto #travel #thingstodo #solotrip Wandering through Porto’s Old Town is like stepping into a living postcard. With its narrow cobblestone streets, vibrant azulejo-tiled buildings, and lively squares, this UNESCO World Heritage site brims with character. One highlight of my visit was climbing the iconic Clérigos Tower for panoramic views of the red-roofed cityscape. Nearby, Ribeira’s riverside promenade offered a delightful mix of local cafes and street performances. The Old Town’s rich history and welcoming atmosphere make it a must-see destination for anyone eager to experience Porto’s timeless charm.

#europetrip #portugal #porto #solotrip #travel #thingstodo The Luis I Bridge is more than just a crossing; it’s an emblem of Porto’s charm and a masterpiece of 19th-century engineering. Spanning the Douro River, its two levels offer stunning views of the city’s colorful facades and the wine cellars of Vila Nova de Gaia. When I visited, I was captivated by the sunset from the upper deck, where pedestrians and trams share the space. The gentle golden hues over the river were mesmerizing. For a different perspective, stroll the lower deck near the riverbank. Visiting this iconic landmark is a must to truly feel the essence of Porto’s vibrant culture and history.

#europetrip Café del centre is located in the heart of Barcelona and has been operating since 1853 as an original Art Deco Casino 🎰. It has now turned into a modern cafe while reserving all the decoration from the casino. It has a cozy and stylish interior and has an inventive take on their tapas. Each tapas was well composed and we had devil eggs, trout tartar and a raw beef. The seasoning was just nice ! #travel #barcelona

A glass of sparkling orange wine and a couple of scoops of artisanal ice cream, truly what more could you need?! This spot is certainly dreamy 🍨🍷 📍 @dreameryldn, N1 3HD⁠ ⁠ #foodanddrink#europetrip

We have dinned out at over 250 restaurants in London this year and these are my top picks! This is only part 1! Next up we have my guide to London roast dinners 😉 ITS BONKERS! Big up @ottos_restaurant for our favourite meal of the year, what a place. I haven’t dropped this reel yet so watch out for that one 😜 Thanks also too @gymkhanalondon @tunafightclub @halepirestaurant @tomspasta @big.g.smilingon at Billingsgate @ibai_london and all the other amazing restaurants who are bringing smiles to so many food lovers ❤️ ⭐️ If you can’t take a date, take a mate! Tag tag tag x #london #londonfood #foodie #londonrestaurants #food #foodreview #londoncity #londoneats #londonlife #foodporn #foodreels#europetrip