Name: Where to Eat in London: The Ultimate Guide
Uploaded: 2026-03-27T17:06:56.000Z
Duration: 15 min 36 s
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That is her seventh Negroni, just so that you know.

For camera it seems like one, but it's her seventh Negroni.

I highly recommend seven Negronis in a day.

Hey, Carolina here, but most people call me Carol.

For more than 10 years I've opened restaurants and built experiences rooted in my love of connection.

In this series we'll be traveling to 6 iconic cities, letting industry insiders take us to their favorite spots.

With my unlimited eSIM from Arrowloo I'm connected the moment I land.

Because when you're hunting for the best espresso in Milano, or racing across town for last orders at the local pub, the last thing you want is your data drying up.

I'm going up to the cheap, so I will mee there.

No limits, no stress, no surprises on my bill later, just me, the locals, and

We're going to go get the best cheapest cup of coffee in London.

There's no seats here, so it makes it absolutely brilliant you get to pause.

But also they sell coffee to most of Soho.

And it's really old school, as you can see there's a whole bunch of stuff.

I even get my peanut butter from here, believe it or not.

We've got to have the mandatory biscoffee.

Just around the corner there's the French house.

It's a pub that does only half bites, which is sacrilege.

We also talked about Negroni at Bar Italia.

Trying to I'm trying to squeeze that aim.

Let's get a Negroni and then we'll see where we head up.

It's a really old school place that's open pretty much 24/7.

You can get your morning coffee there, or your evening Negroni there.

She's the one that's going to get your coffee and your Negroni.

And if you're really nice to her, she'll get you into Ronnie Scott.

It used to be filled with lots of clubs and sex shops.

Still has a lot of them, but it also has brilliant restaurants, bars.

Just like most of London, it's like this mini village, but it's the village that everyone's coming for.

It's an ecosystem that exists on its own.

Some of the old school places still handwrite their menus.

It's the reason at Empire we write our menu by hand every day.

They've got this brilliant chef upstairs.

You can never get a table, and you always get the madness.

Actually, for me, this garlic that he roasts on goat's curd and toast.

At the French house you drink the French.

This is a pub that was always favored by the creatives.

So you do half pints so you can nick back into work.

Because it's only half pints, you never really feel like you're going to run out of money here.

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