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Tag Archives: greenwich
Melitta Momentum X London in the Sky | My Coffee with Melitta
Last Friday morning I had quite the elevated experience as a guest of Melitta UK for the launch of their new luxury line of pour over coffee kit: Melitta Momentum. In addition to marvelling at the gorgeous range of Melitta … Continue reading
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Posted in Coffee, Design, Drink, Food, London, Luxury, My Coffee 2021, Shopping, Travel, Video
Tagged Celeste Wong, coffee, design, Drink, Food, greenwich, London, London in the Sky, luxury, Melitta, Melitta Momentum, My Coffee, My Coffee 2021, My Coffee with Melitta, North Greenwich, O2 Arena, Pour over coffee, SE10, Shopping, The Girl in the Cafe, Travel, Video
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Sailing the Thames with Secret Adventures
Secret Adventures runs “unusual and off grid adventures in London and beyond, designed to generate a sense of exploration and wonder”. One of those adventures is a cruise of from Tower Bridge to the Thames Barrier and sailing back toward town with a stop at Greenwich Pier where guests disembarked. Continue reading
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Posted in London, Travel
Tagged city of london, east london, EC3, EC3N 4DT, greenwich, Greenwich Pier, Lady Daphne, London, Lower Thames Street, river cruise, river thames, Secret Adventures, thames, Thames barge, tower bridge, Tower Millennium Pier, Travel, Лондон, لندن, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Comida Fest 2017
Did you miss Comida Fest at Cutty Sark Gardens in Greenwich this past weekend? Well then you missed a couple of days of foodie fun. But don’t feel too bad about it. There’ll be a couple of other opportunities to … Continue reading
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Posted in Drink, Food, London, Restaurants, Shopping, Street Markets, Travel
Tagged Aviance Airlines, Bishop Park, Cafe Pacifico, cocktails, Comida Fest, Cutty Sark Gardens, Drink, east london, El Cafecito, Elephant Juices, FESTIVALS, Food, greenwich, Guasacasa, latin food, London, Potters Fields, potters fields park, Puntney Bridge, restaurants, Shocka's Coconut Hub, Shopping, Smokoloko, south london, street food, street markets, Tico's, tower bridge, Travel, west london, Лондон, لندن, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Best London Restaurants of 2015
London’s best restaurants of 2015? Here’s a lucky list of seven that did the trick for me. Continue reading
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Posted in Best of 2015, Best of the Best, Drink, Food, Hotels
Tagged 1 Sandy’s Row, Bao, Basque food, Best London Restaurants, Best London Restaurants of 2015, Best of 2015, Best of the Best, brixton, Brixton Station Road, brunch, camden, CAMDEN TOWN, Donostia Social Club, Drink, E1, E1 7HW, east london, fish and chips, Food, greenwich, High Holborn, holborn, Hook, Hook Camden Town, hotels, hyde park corner, INTERCONTINENTAL, italian food, La Tagliata, Lexington Street, London, london restaurants, luxury, mayfair, Mirror Room, Mirror Room at Rosewood London, Mirror Room at Rosewood London 252 High Holborn, North Greenwich, NW1, NW17PP, ONE HAMILTON PLACE, park lane, Parkway, Peninsular Golf Range, Pop Brixton, restaurants, Rosewood, Rosewood London, SE10, SE10 0QE, soho, south london, spanish food, spitalfields, SW9, SW9 8PQ, Taiwanese food, tapas, theo randall, Theo Randall at the Intercontinental InterContinental London Park Lane, tower hamlets, Travel, Tunnel Avenue, Vinothec Compass, W1, W1F 9AS, W1J 7QY, WC1, WC1V 7EN, wine, X Vinothec Compass Restaurant and Bar, Лондон, لندن, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Vinothec Compass: A Stroke of Food and Wine Genius in North Greenwich
Realising that one of the better meals served to me this year and the best wine list I’ve come across in London in quite a long while both happened to be on offer at a new golf range in North Greenwich really threw me for a loop. But hey, I’m apt to take a swing at virtually any possibility if there’s the promise of great food and drink. Accepting an invitation to what seemed like a long shot – an evening of “Terroir and Turf” at Vinotech Compass at Peninsular Golf Range – turned out to be an ace culinary experience that’s easy to recommend and one that I hope to repeat soon. Continue reading
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Posted in Drink, Food, London, Restaurants, Sports, Wine
Tagged BARS, Drink, Driving Range, east london, golf, Golf Range, greenwich, London, luxury, North Greenwich, Peninsular Golf Range, restaurants, reviews, SE10, SE10 0QE, south london, spanish food, sports, tapas, Tunnel Avenue, wine, Лондон, لندن, ロンドン, 伦敦
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London Daily Photo: Greenwich Market
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Tagged east london, greenwich, greenwich market, London, London Daily Photo, london photographer, Photography, street photography, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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London Daily Photo: Greenwich
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Tagged east london, greenwich, London, London Daily Photo, london photographer, Photography, street photography, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Review: Sincerely, Mr Toad at Greenwich Theatre
Last night I caught the London premiere of Sincerely, Mr Toad at the Greenwich Theatre. Having toured around the UK with a well received stint at this year’s Fringe, the new musical examines the life of The Wind in the Willows author Kenneth Grahame, his icy relationship with wife Elspeth and the tragic early death of their son Alastair – and how these and other factors shaped Grahame’s imagination and writing. Continue reading
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Posted in Books, London, Music, Theatre
Tagged Adam Venus, author, books, Crooms Hill, david hutchinson, David Wilson, design, Frog and Toad, greenwich, greenwich theatre, kemey lafond, kenneth grahame, London, music, musical, new musical, play, review, Sarah Borges, SE10, SE10 8ES, sincerely mr toad, south london, stage, the wind in the willows, theatre, theatre review
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The Picture of Dorian Gray at “Dorian Gray’s Townhouse” in London (OneTravel)
Recently, I caught a performance of the Oscar Wilde classic The Picture of Dorian Gray. An immersive piece of theatre set in an actually lived-in Georgian townhouse, the play served as an excellent opportunity to enjoy a piece of great literature brought to life while getting to snoop around a bit in someone else’s home. If you’re planning to visit London before the end of September, this adaptation could prove a quirky and cultured item to your itinerary. Continue reading
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Posted in Books, London, OneTravel, Theatre, Travel
Tagged books, dorian gray, feix and merlin, feix&merlin, georgian townhouse, greenwich, immersive theatre, immersive theatre review, jason orange, literature, live performance, London, London blog, OneTravel, oscar wilde, play, review, river hawkins, sam orange, samuel orange, south london, take that, the alchemic order, the picture of dorian gray, theatre, theatre review, Travel, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Immersive Theatre Review: The Picture of Dorian Gray at “Dorian Gray’s Townhouse”
Over the weekend, I caught a press night performance of The Alchemic Order’s production of the Oscar Wilde classic The Picture of Dorian Gray. An immersive piece of theatre set in an actually lived-in Georgian townhouse, the play served as an excellent opportunity to enjoy a piece of great literature brought to life while getting to snoop round a bit in someone else’s home. Continue reading
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Posted in Books, London, Theatre
Tagged books, dorian gray, feix and merlin, feix&merlin, georgian townhouse, greenwich, immersive theatre, immersive theatre review, jason orange, literature, live performance, London, London blog, oscar wilde, play, review, river hawkins, sam orange, samuel orange, south london, take that, the alchemic order, the picture of dorian gray, theatre, theatre review, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Theatre Sneak Preview: Sincerely, Mr Toad
Keith Jack (Any Dream Will Do Finalist, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat) leads a 12 strong cast in Sincerely, Mr Toad, a brand new musical from Sell A Door Theatre Company in association with Greenwich Theatre. The show explores the life of Kenneth Grahame, author of The Wind in the Willows, and looks at the tragic events that inspired the popular writer’s most famous work. Continue reading
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Posted in London, Music, Scotland, Theatre
Tagged Adam Venus, alex ridgers, anjali kale, anna fox, ben gordon, david andrew wilson, david hutchinson, edinburgh, Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Emma Salvo, fringe, Gareth James Healey, Gracie Hughes, greenwich, greenwich theatre, Jamie Jukes, Julia Cave, Katie McIvor, Kayleigh Louise Smith, Keith Jack, kemey lafond, kenneth grahame, Kirsty Ayers, London, Luke Foster, mandy ellen, music, musical, phillip rowntree, Sarah Borges, sell a door, Sell A Door Theatre Company, sincerely mr toad, south hill park, the wind in the willows, theatre, theatre preview, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Journey’s End at Greenwich Theatre (London on the Inside)
Above ground events result in deep consequences down in the dug-out. The scurrying and decisive actions below seem desperately futile, and all the more heroic, when viewed from outside the set’s frame. Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Fletcher, anti-war, David Alywyn, david hutchinson, first world war, greenwich, greenwich theatre, journey's end, kemey lafond, Liam Smith, London, london on the inside, play, play review, R. C. Sherriff, RC Sherriff, review, SE10, SE10 8ES, sell a door, Sell A Door Theatre Company, Steven George, theatre, theatre review, world war one, WW1
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Review: Journey’s End at Greenwich Theatre
Following sell out performances of Spring Awakening, Lord of the Flies and The History Boys, multi award winning Sell A Door Theatre Company have brought RC Sherriff’s anti-war classic, Journey’s End, back to the stage for a nine day run at Greenwich Theatre. First produced in 1928 with Laurence Olivier as the lead, the play tells a story of bravery and brotherhood among a group of officers on the front line during the First World War. Continue reading
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Posted in London, Theatre
Tagged Adam Fletcher, anti-war, David Alywyn, david hutchinson, first world war, greenwich, greenwich theatre, journey's end, kemey lafond, Liam Smith, London, play, play review, R. C. Sherriff, RC Sherriff, review, SE10, SE10 8ES, sell a door, Sell A Door Theatre Company, Steven George, theatre, theatre review, world war one, WW1
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Journey’s End at Greenwich Theatre
RC Sherriff’s Journey’s End has been a considered a seminal piece of anti-war theatre since its first production in 1928 with Laurence Olivier as the lead. Today, the play’s significance still resonates, perhaps more than ever.
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Tagged Adam Fletcher, Alex Forward, alexander ridgers, Ant White, anti-war, David Alwyn, david hutchinson, Dom Hodson, greenwich, greenwich theatre, James Hender, Jason Hall, journey's end, kemey lafond, London, Mark Middleton, Matt Tring, Matthew Pattimore, phillip rowntree, play, preview, R. C. Sherriff, RC Sherriff, SE10, SE10 8ES, sell a door, Sell A Door Theatre Company, Steven George, theatre, WW1
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London Daily Photo: Dragon
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Tagged chinese food, chopsticks, greenwich, greenwich market, LDP, London, London Daily Photo, Photography, street photography
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London Daily Photo: Special Promotion with Peas or Baked Beans
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Tagged goddard's, goddard's pie house, greenwich, LDP, London, London Daily Photo, Photography, pie and mash, street photography
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London Daily Photo: Mulled – Spiced
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Tagged greenwich, greenwich market, LDP, London, London Daily Photo, mulled wine, Photography
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London Daily Photo: Mull
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The British Music Experience at the O2 Arena (OneTravel)
The British Music Experience at the O2 Arena OneTravel, Sep 14, 2011 Combining cutting edge audio-visual technology with a collection of some of popular music’s coolest memorabilia, the British Music Experience is a must-see attraction for fans of British music. READ MY … Continue reading
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London Daily Photo: Bullfighting
Photo by Kemey Lafond
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Tagged bull, greenwich, greenwich market, kemey lafond, LDP, London, London Daily Photo, Photography, signage
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London Daily Photo: Boarding Point
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Tagged greenwich, LDP, London, London Daily Photo, Photography, river thames, thames
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In Pictures: Discover Greenwich and The Old Brewery (Londonist)
In Pictures: Discover Greenwich and The Old Brewery Londonist (co-written by ClaireG and Chris Osburn, photography by Chris Osburn), March 23, 2010 1:20 PM Greenwich’s battery of marine and royalty related museums has been expanded today with the opening of … Continue reading
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Tagged beer, brewery, discover greenwich, greenwich, London, Londonist, meantime, microbrewery, the old brewery
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Discover Greenwich and The Old Brewery Open to the Public (Qype does London)
Discover Greenwich and The Old Brewery Open to the Public Qype does London, March 22nd 2010 Opening to the public tomorrow (Tuesday the 23rd of March), Discover Greenwich is a new £6 million contemporary cultural venue at UNESCO World Heritage … Continue reading
