sophia33 (8 points) 10-09-2008 •••••1

yeah…. the cafe in not bad. I just would like to say that the owner has some problems with paying money for his workers. i saw few comments.... more...

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kilburnbookshop (13 points) 16-07-2008 •••••0

Kilburn has a diverse local community and we aim to reflect that. Choose from the latest in literary fiction to an Irish ‘misery memoir̵... more...

Sea78 (860 points) 17-11-2008 •••••5

Wonderful bookshop, with staff who are more than happy to order in any books you wish. Turnaround is quick and the level of service and recommendat... more...

amethyst (11427 points) 15-10-2008 •••••5

How often do you read a great book and want to pass-on the message? Now, there’s an official way of doing it - in an altruistic manner - and... more...

alecciss (110 points) 11-12-2007 •••••5

Just a few minutes from the busy King's Road No 24 Cheyne Row was the home of the influential 19th century writer Thomas Carlyle and Jane his cleve... more...

jonathanmills (528 points) 18-11-2008 •••••4

A good place to visit. Proper traditional London boozer, a nice picture of the Queen mum pulling a pint on the wall, lovely decor, good beer. more...

Rhianto (326 points) 18-11-2008 •••••4

I love the Fitzroy! What a great place to go after work for drinks, although everyone else seems to think so too, so the likelyhood of getting a se... more...

amethyst (11427 points) 28-04-2008 •••••4

Whether you simply love reading, or have aspirations to write a bestseller, this annual event is not to be missed. Local star author, Dame Jacquel... more...

jaimep (2273 points) 05-04-2008 •••••3

Keats House is the museum where the poet John Keats lived from 1818 to 1820, and is the setting which inspired some of Keats’s most memorable poetr... more...