If you’re a true Londoner, chances are you’ve visited Opso in Marylebone at least once. During my university days, we used to go almost weekly. The same owners have now opened Kima, located just opposite Opso, a more refined and elevated take on Greek dining and naturally, we had to try it. The menu is intentionally compact, which for me is always a good sign. It usually means each dish has been carefully considered, thoughtfully curated, and executed with real attention to

London’s restaurant scene is growing like wild mushrooms, there’s a new spot opening every week, and it can feel overwhelming to keep up. Having lived in London all my life, I’d like to think my opinion counts. So, I’m here to help you cut through the noise, avoid the overhyped spots, and most importantly, save your hard‑earned money from being wasted on places that just aren’t worth it.

The sun is finally out (for how long, who knows?) but save these outdoor places in London before it's too late!