“Awesome bakery and coffee shop. Good for small and large groups. Limited outdoor space. Gets very busy on weekends. A perfect breakfast or coffee stop if you walk from us to the Thames River or Parliament.”

“Supermarket chain for fresh British produce, groceries and baked goods, including own-brand items.”

“House of Fraser is a British department store group with over 60 stores across the United Kingdom and Ireland. It was established in Glasgow, Scotland in 1849 as Arthur and Fraser.”

“It's on the doorstep and it's lovely. Great for breakfast, and some evenings they do homemade pizza by candelight. ”

“Big Ben is the nickname for the Great Bell of the clock at the north end of the Palace of Westminster in London. The tower holds the second largest four-faced chiming clock in the world (after Minneapolis City Hall). Big Ben has become one of the most prominent symbols of the United Kingdom”

“The Roasting Small neighbourhood place that is great for grabbing your morning coffee and pastries 31 Churton Street, London SW1V 2LY ”

“This supermarket should have all you need. A tiny bit nearer and much smaller are Waitrose (upmarket) and Tesco on Warwick Way - these have more ready prepared meals, shorter queues and a little bit more expensive.”

“Victoria Place and Cardinal Place shopping centres have a selection of high-street shops as well as bars and restaurants. ”

“Nearby (less than 10 minutes walk) shopping mall with full range of stores and eateries.”

“The Nova Complex includes a range of restaurants and bar spots; - Franca Manca (Pizza) - Sticks'n' Sushi - Shake Shack - Hai Cenato (italian) - Ole & Steen (Bakery/ coffee) - Bone Daddies (Ramen) - Greenwood (pub style) - The Stoke House - CrossTown Donuts - Ahi Poke - Pure (coffee shop) - Sourced Market ”

“(3 min walk) Tachbrook market has 6-8 international hot food stalls. The lunchtime queues can be long. But it is because the food is good! ”

“Good for cheap and nice sandwiches and street market open during the weekday”

“I love buying fresh fruit and veg at the market, and this one is easy walking distance for me, and close enough to other shops (Tesco, Sainsbury's market, Rippon Cheese and a fab Italian grocery shop) to pick up anything else my cooking session requires. There's a great fruit and veg stall selling a huge variety of in season fruit and veg. And not just your bog standard stuff like iceberg lettuce. He's got lambs lettuce, rocket and spinach too! He'll tell you if the fruit is ready to eat or needs ripening so you don't waste your money. I managed to get a huuuuuge mango and i haven't seen any in my local supermarket. I did quite a geeky thing the other day and compared his prices to Tesco's and he came up slightly cheaper on all products! But there's not just fruit and veg at this market, oh no! There's not one but 2 fresh seafood stalls! And permanent businesses on the street include a butchers and bakers. There's also a few stalls doing takeaway food, including curry. Mmmm... an all round winner.”