And Traveling the World
I don’t like waking up early. In fact, I have a pretty set routine of waking up at the same time every day of the week. But every once in a while I find something that makes it worth my while to break the cycle. One such thing is a good market. A fish market. Specifically, London’s Billingsgate Fish Market.
I love London’s Kensington, but when I’m in the area I’m usually exploring its side streets and mews. There’s a lot more to it than what’s outdoors, though, and I’ve recently discovered some indoor highlights. One of them is the Baglioni bar, which invited me and a fellow London blogger to try out its cocktail menu and bar food.
When I first moved to London I stayed in a hotel in Belgravia for three weeks. Despite not being in the neighborhood for a long time, I fell in love with it. The leafy squares, beautiful architecture, and great shops and restaurants all won me over. Then I moved to Hampstead and didn’t get down to Belgravia very often. But last week I was invited to the annual Motcomb Street Party, and I had a great excuse to return.
Today I want to share my Medieval Banquet in London review with you. This restaurant in St Katharine Docks is a great place to come for a unique dining experience in the UK capital.
