social drinking

Generally, Covent Garden is an area that us Londoners tend to avoid – mostly due to the ungodly crowds it attracts. But it should really be recognised for it's brilliantness! Believe it or not, there are some hidden (or...

Crisscrossed by the main thoroughfares of bougie Upper Street, Essex Road and Liverpool Road – and the Regent’s Canal waterway too – The borough of Islington is a lively and popular place synonymous with excellent and...

Located just to the north of lies the neighbourhood of Kentish Town – a charming spot packed full of , fantastic , cool-as-a-cucumber and even a bloomin’ . The one-time abode of none other than Karl Marx, it’s a great...

Down in South London, a is brewing up a limited-time opening to raise awareness of men's wellbeing. They've temporarily changed up their identity for a few weeks to become a men's health pub. This means that, for the f...

If you've ever been on a pub crawl in central, then you've probably paid a visit to Waxy O'Conner's, London's largest Irish pub in the heart of the West End. This isn't your typical, stand-alone though; not in the sli...

Here at Secret London, we sure do love having a rummage through our treasure trove of a capital city to uncover the shiniest gems of all. And twinkling away over in is the Umbrella Workshop. From the talented team behi...

Ah, the margarita. It's, perhaps, the most unifying and beloved of them all. There's something about the blend of earthy and bright, zippy, lime that will never cease to intoxicate us - quite literally! And with Marga...

Look, I don't like to draw attention to it, but I did go to drama school. And so there are very few things that excite me more than the prospect of taking my vocal chords out of retirement, and being given the opportuni...

Speak to any Londoner about , and they'll ram the argument for which is 'the best' down your throat. Negronis this, mojitos that... sure, they might be perfectly acceptable answers, but can either of them claim to have...

Butlin's Big Weekenders have recently conducted a nationwide darts-related study. Why, I hear you ask? Because they're the 'unofficial home of darts', of course. The research showed that 35% of the UK is more interested...