Itchy City guide to London. Food, drink, film, music, stage, events, shopping, offers and competitions within London, Great Britain.

Tiny back street Polish vodka bar.

For a seven-day a week, freaky unique clubbing experience.

Revamped and trendy bar with a beergarden

Very average pub, not really any good reason to step inside.

Proper boozer where you can watch the sport.

Well-known chicken stop.

Highly regarded balti house in Balham.

Popular Italian joint with massive pizzas.

Cinema noted for its penchant for festivals and general artyness.

Impressive permanent collection of Western European paintings.

Portraits in chronological order from the middle-ages to the present.

Dead animals galore. Brilliant.

Scarily expensive but delicious Covent Garden stalwart.

British and Irish farmyard cheeses.

Cheap, tacky, late on Fri/Sat.

Nice place, value noodles.

Cheap Wagamama-esque Chinese.

Late opening student pub

North Indian restaurant serving meat to the masses.

West End theatre.

Pricey but worth it, authentic Chinese restaurant.

Three floored, historic boozer.

Small, inoffensive boozer offering award-winning pies and pints.

Classy lunches and al fresco dinner

Cheap Thai food.

Classic curry house of the old skool style.

Nike Town - quite literally.

Russian restaurant where drinking vodka seems to play a central role.

New home of Covent Garden flower market.

Bit of a damp squib in the interactive stakes, but go along anyway.

Will fix virtually any nail-related problem.

Cheap and cheerful noodle bar.

Cheap and cheerful noodle restaurant.

Dishes from £3.

Noodle bar with a buzzing atmosphere & big portions

Quality gastro pub with a touch of style.

Ignore the staff because they’re sure as hell gonna ignore you. If...

Impossible to summarize - an efflorescence of colour and sound...

A sultry little basement bar that puts the Champagne in the supernova...

A bar that's doing great despite its odd location.

Officially the coolest club Leicester Square has ever had.