Dark Sugars in Greenwich is all about West African cocoa and warmth. Shavings of solid chocolate melted into your drink make every cup unforgettable.

Hidden left of the crowded observatory hill, from One Tree Hill has quiet views of Greenwich. Just you, the bench, and London beneath a cloudy sky.

Stroll Greenwich’s old naval college and take in all the sights: painted halls, chapel and the music by the river. Enjoy this peaceful escape in London.

Discover Coffee Island in Greenwich, a riverside spot with homemade food, own coffee, and a warm welcome from Menul, Dave and Chappy the dog.

Chesham Arms is a historic local pub saved by the community. The interior is full of character, with two fireplaces making it cosy on chilly winter days.

Make a day of the market of Stepney City Farm on Saturdays, with a petting zoo and a fantastic cafe using organic produce from local growers,

In the heart of Southeast London sits "Eltham Palace and Gardens". Once a medieval estate, in the '30s it was styled with mesmerizing art deco furnishings.

Their Reading room is a mix between a gallery and a library with books and lots of places to sit and read or do some work on your laptop.

They have an array of all the classic pastries you’d expect from a French bakery, from pain au chocolat & croissants to my favourite croissant aux amandes.

The Barbary pays homage to the culinary traditions of the countries from the Atlantic Coast through to the Mediterranean Sea leading to the Middle East.

The seats are comfortable, the lighting dark & despite its clear disinterest in hyper-trendiness, after dark The Derby manifests a brilliant dive bar vibe.

With connections to the local skate scene, it's a place where the mulleted, leather-jacketed alternative students from art unis head for a big night.