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This charming deli is conveniently located on Clifton Road which is home to small cafés and boutiques. Raoul’s always has a buzzy atmosphere, full of great seasonal produce with a Mediterranean twist. I normally pop in to the deli for my morning coffee but if you do have time for brunch, the potato pancakes with eggs and chorizo are a must try.
If you want to indulge in some retail therapy, I definitely recommend checking out Pipa, a women’s independent lifestyle boutique that stocks some really unique pieces that you cannot get on the high street. Pipa is located on Formosa street, which of course means you can take a trip to ‘Toast’ bakery afterwards for a break between all the shopping.
This restaurant is situated in Little Venice and serves British cuisine on the Waterside, which overlooks the Grand Union Canal. The Waterside was also voted as the best terrace in London, making it the perfect setting for a warm evening in London. The Lobster pasta is an absolute must alongside the basil smash cocktail. Whether you are with friends or family, The Summerhouse is the perfect destination.
