Tea and the National Grid

Tea and the National Grid

It’s about time for another blog post on tea, one of our favourite British pastimes. For all those electrical and civil engineers, professors of Classical Greek tragedy and readers who have a penchant for soap operas … this one’s dedicated to you! ... Read More

The Troubadour in Earl’s Court

The Troubadour in Earl’s Court

Last month we took you to west Chelsea, but a visit there isn’t complete without stopping in at the Troubadour in nearby Earl’s Court. Famous in the Chelsea Swingin’ 60s music scene (Bob Dylan and Jimi Hendrix played there!) the Troubadour is just as lively a café and music venue today in London. ... Read More

Book Review | Tea & Cake London

Book Review | Tea & Cake London

Whether you’re looking for a lovely spot for afternoon tea or a quiet café to rest your feet from sightseeing, you’ll find a great selection in “Tea & Cake London.” We highly recommend tucking this little volume away in your bag and making time for enjoying a good cup of tea on your next trip to London! ... Read More

Cooking Schools in London

Cooking Schools in London

London is leading a food revolution that has gourmands from around the world taking notice. From breadmaking courses to marmalade making extravaganzas and traditional British favourites, here’s a list of where to find some of the most unique, interesting and fun cooking classes in London! ... Read More

Traditional Christmas Pudding

Traditional Christmas Pudding

Christmas dinner isn’t complete without the traditional Christmas pudding … brought to the table flaming! Our London based blogger Zoë F. Willis shares the history, fun and hints on where to find a good recipe for a traditional Christmas pudding. Bring a bit of British holiday tradition to your Christmas table this year! ... Read More

Guide to Afternoon Tea

Guide to Afternoon Tea

After sharing a brief history of tea and a step by step guide to how to brew the perfect cup, Zoë F. Willis takes readers along to afternoon tea in some of London’s top spots in London Perfect’s Guide to Tea. ... Read More

London Perfect’s Guide to Tea: How to Make the Perfect Cup

London Perfect’s Guide to Tea: How to Make the Perfect Cup

Zoë F. Willis is back with Part Two of London Perfect’s Guide to Tea with a few words on how to prepare the perfect cup of tea, when to have your tea and, more importantly, where to get it in London – from Builder’s Tea to her favourite Yorkshire Tea to the classic Twinings Tea shop on the Strand and beautiful choices from Fortnum and Mason on Piccadilly! ... Read More

Guide to Tea: History

Guide to Tea: History

London Perfect reservationist and noted tea lover Zoë F. Willis shares Part 1 of London Perfect’s Guide to Tea. Take a look at the history of how tea first arrived in London, interesting facts and moments that helped tea become an indelible part of modern British Life. ... Read More

The Hummingbird Bakery in London

The Hummingbird Bakery in London

Since 2004, The Hummingbird Bakery has been a London favourite for their delicious American sweets, cakes and their famous cupcakes. With locations in Notting Hill, South Kensington and SoHo, you can find one near most of our London Perfect vacation rentals! ... Read More

Delicious French Navarin of Lamb on a Cold Winter’s Day

Delicious French Navarin of Lamb on a Cold Winter’s Day

It’s a freezing day in London, a perfect time to fix an easy and delicious French casserole, called Navarin d’Agneau. I’ve adapted the recipe from several others, especially The Silver Palate Cookbook. ... Read More

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