Spotter since 2025
I was born and raised in Greece before moving to London in 2004. What was meant to be a temporary adventure turned into nearly 20 years of calling one of Europe’s most vibrant capitals my home. These days, I work as a freelance researcher and writer, loving the flexibility that remote working brings. When London feels a bit too much, I escape back to Athens or set off to explore new corners of the world.
I am all about walking, discovering, and soaking in the little details that make a place special. Whether it is searching for hidden gems on backstreets, meeting new people, or treasure-hunting in a market, I love uncovering the character of a city. You will often find me with a camera in hand or chatting over a glass of wine.
Café OTO, Dalston’s avant-garde hub, blends a daytime café with a music venue, attracting serious listeners and experimental artists worldwide.
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Despite its popularity, Isabella Plantation remains a serene retreat. Pack a picnic and soak in its dazzling seasonal blooms.
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If you end up in The Three Johns, expect historic charm with a modern twist, craft beers, tasty pizzas, and a spacious, stylish setting for a night out.
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Violet Café is a charming hidden café, famed for its seasonal bakes, brunch classics, and cosy vibes. Come for sweet treat or a relaxed coffee break!
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The Army and Navy, a 1930s pub near Newington Green, offers a cozy interior, a large beer garden, and a laid-back vibe. Enjoy a pint with a good company!
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Allen Gardens, a vibrant hub of street art near Brick Lane, features ever-changing graffiti, murals, and paste-ups. Urban art is all around here!
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Close-Up, a cinephile’s haven since 2005! It offers a vast film archive, a cozy café, and a 40-seat cinema showcasing rare and art house films in London.
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The Old Queen’s Head boasts a stunning interior, lively events, and sunny front benches — perfect for soaking up the buzz of Essex Road.
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