London Dining, Activities & Day Trips by @jesslouiseellis

The primary base for @jesslouiseellis, covering neighborhood pubs, creative dining rooms, canal paths, and quiet Sunday workshops across the city.

East London market street that @jesslouiseellis stops by after walking the canal path or for coffee nearby.

@jesslouiseellis heads to this quiet raised terrace in Hampstead for peaceful morning solo walks.

North London village where @jesslouiseellis starts summer morning strolls at the Hill Garden and Pergola.

Tea shop where @jesslouiseellis picks up seasonal drinks before walking to a nearby square.

Bloomsbury green space where @jesslouiseellis sits outdoors to enjoy drinks to go from HeyTea.

Canal junction recommended by @jesslouiseellis as the starting point for a long summer waterside walk across town.

East London park marked by @jesslouiseellis as the destination of her canal walks from Little Venice.

Waterway favored by @jesslouiseellis for summer walks, especially the stretch connecting King's Cross to Broadway Market.

Canalside shopping development in King's Cross where @jesslouiseellis starts her canal walk toward East London.

Riverside west London area favored by @jesslouiseellis for solo day trips and riverside walks.

River corridor along Chiswick where @jesslouiseellis wanders during solo summer days out.

Southeast London destination mentioned alongside Chiswick by @jesslouiseellis for waterside summer day trips.

Southwest London town suggested by @jesslouiseellis as an easy escape for outdoor walks along the river.

Vintage market in Stoke Newington where @jesslouiseellis browses secondhand goods on weekends.

Neighborhood in Hackney that @jesslouiseellis visits specifically to hunt for items at Hackney Flea.

East London flea market picked by @jesslouiseellis for solo weekend rummaging and vintage finds.

West London weekend market on @jesslouiseellis's regular route for browsing vintage clothing and homeware.

Kensington side street that hosts The Big Flea, visited by @jesslouiseellis on weekend treasure hunts.

University town recommended by @jesslouiseellis as an easy 50-minute train day trip from London for art visits.

Former home of collector Jim Ede that @jesslouiseellis recommends visiting in Cambridge for its preserved art and natural light.

Live-fire restaurant by Chef Theo Clench where @jesslouiseellis booked counter seating to watch dishes cooked over open coals.

Dining space referenced by @jesslouiseellis as the previous occupant of the address now holding IGNI London.

Cultural venue along the Strand where @jesslouiseellis joined a peaceful Sunday Ikebana class at Cafe Petiole.

A cafe within Somerset House where @jesslouiseellis took a Japanese flower arranging class with Studio Seren.

Japanese city mentioned by @jesslouiseellis as the training home of her Ikebana workshop instructor.

A neighborhood pub highlighted by @jesslouiseellis for its casual front bar and cozy back dining space.

West London neighborhood where @jesslouiseellis heads for pub meals at The Latimer.

An intimate coffee tasting experience near Broadway Market that @jesslouiseellis recommends for its limited counter seating.

@jesslouiseellis visits Decimo for sunset views over the city, margaritas, and dishes like tuna tostadas.

Hotel in King's Cross that @jesslouiseellis visits to dine on the top floor at Decimo.

Central London hub where @jesslouiseellis spends evenings at Decimo and starts walks toward Regent's Canal.

@jesslouiseellis recommends this wine bar for happy hour drinks and small sharing plates.

Fitzrovia street where @jesslouiseellis drops by Honey & Co. for evening wine and snacks.

An Awadhi restaurant in Borough that @jesslouiseellis highlights for its warm service and kebabs.

South London neighborhood where @jesslouiseellis goes for refined Indian dining at Oudh 1722.

Boutique hotel in Seven Dials where @jesslouiseellis booked an afternoon cheese service paired with Neal's Yard Dairy.

Cheesemonger that partnered with Covent Garden Hotel for the afternoon cheese spread tried by @jesslouiseellis.

Dining room inside Covent Garden Hotel where @jesslouiseellis sat by the windows for afternoon tea and cheese courses.

Central London district where @jesslouiseellis visits Brasserie Max and strolls the Seven Dials streets.

A junction of streets framed by the dining room windows during tea at Covent Garden Hotel.