The Shed in Southwark

Nice pub to get fish and chips.

One of the best places to try and learn about exclusive English wines, couple this with Julia's passion and knowledge of the products you can't get any better. Add the passion of the recent explosion of gin into the UK revival what's not to think you should not arrange a visit?

Good fun, the act looked a little tired but entertained everyone on a fun corporate night. Simon was a fantastic host.

The visit to the ship was a discovery. We went for my nephew without much desire and in the end it was wonderful. The ticket includes an audio guide and with videos (like a smartphone) you can tour the entire ship listening to the History and what was in each room or area of ​​the ship listening to like the kitchen. The cabins. The area where the Morse code was broadcast, the artillery area and the kitchen. Where they kept the potatoes etc. It's very pretty. Lots of history. You can travel by boat in an hour and a half. But go to the restaurant which is very cozy and you can have hot chocolate (we went in winter and it was very cold). Our visit to London was very good in part because of getting to know this museum ship. I highly recommend it. I bought the entrance tickets two days before online. The shop is nice and not expensive to take you to a paper boat for £1 or a mug for £10. There are t-shirts. Keychains and even a set of Morse code. Finally, from the boat you have wonderful views of the Tower Bride and the city of London

Lovely cafe and food, staff were friendly and efficient. Would visit again.