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Las Iguanas Bottomless Brunch Review
A couple of weeks ago, OnIn.London were invited to review Las Iguanas’ bottomless brunch. For those that don’t know, Las Iguanas is a Latin American restaurant which makes delicious food and cocktails, but this was our first time trying the brunch. We’ll start with the price, it’s £29.05 on Saturdays…
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Bunga Bunga Summer Spectacular Review
Onin.London recently attended Bunga Bunga Covent Garden to attend an Italian fiesta like no other. Bunga Bunga’s summer show is the ‘Summertime Spectacular’… an all-singing, all-dancing immersive drinking and dining experience. The venue itself is great and it’s been transformed into an Italian Riveria seaside resort, very reminiscent of European all-inclusive…
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Gigi’s Hoxton
Last Thursday, the newest hipster hotspot has now opened in Shoreditch. Gigi’s Bar and restaurant captivates you upon entering, with the floor to ceiling mural of a woman which was hand painted by Kate Philipson. The venue provides a vibrant feel and with plenty of seating both inside and out,…
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The Courtyard Review
Situated just 5minutes walk from Putney bridge on Fulham High Street is a stylish cocktail lounge named ‘The Courtyard”. This venue houses vintage furniture, artistic colorful walls with complementing murals and even has an indoor real life tree where the main bar is situated. I liked the variation of furniture…
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Reformation at The White Bear Theatre
Reformation is an intriguing and often amusing play by James Martin Charlton, inspired by the work of Renaissance artist Lucas Cranach. The choice of subject was an interesting one, as Cranach differs from most great artists portrayed in theatre and film. He is more Machiavelli and pragmatic than he is…
