NOBU Shoreditch, the swanky hotel in east London, serves a boozy brunch with bottomless sushi and prosecco.
Nobu Shoreditch serves a bottomless brunch like you’ve never seen before. Help yourself to an endless assortme...
Creatives and wordsmiths alike will go nuts for Papersmiths.
Let's face it, life can be pretty messy sometimes. If you're one of those hyper-organised types that put the rest of us to shame, then you are going to adore...
I'd guess that Tracks & Records will serve fast food...
As you'd expect from the fastest man on Earth, Usain Bolt simply can't sit still. Despite retiring from athletics, he's now carving out new careers in profess...
At the beginning of summer, we were getting ready to bid farewell to The Magic Roundabout – but it's allowed to stay for a little while longer!
The demolition of Old Street roundabout has been delayed slightly, so the...
This venue is now closed.
Board games can be a dicey business. Uno it's likely to end in an argument but it's always a Risk you're willing to take.
Proceed Clockwise, Shoreditch's newest quirky coffee shop is a bril...
Lounge Bohemia is amongst the most secretive of London's secret bars.
Audaciously retro decor, inspired by life in communist Prague. Molecular mixology resulting in insane creations. A nondescript door wedged next to a...
Rick Astley is aiming to be top of the hops this October.
Nope, it's not a Rick Roll. It's a true story, involving beer, evil twins, and 80s pop legend Rick Astley, all conspiring to open a bar in Shoreditch. When it o...
Because bar crawls are so last year.
Got a sweet tooth? You're going to love our caramel-drizzled, chocolate-adorned, icing-dusted East London bakery crawl, taking in the best bakeries out east. Although it'll be more...
This summer, the Last Days of Shoreditch really are here...
? That one wrote itself, to be perfectly honest with you. Pop-up stalwarts Last Days of Shoreditch, who have made Old Street their home for the past eight yea...
Flight Club take the humble game of darts to the next level.
Which genius first thought to let drunk people throw pointy metal things? I suppose we'll never know – possibly because they took a dart to the eyeball soon...