#PRIM ROSE HILL LONDON FULL#

Colonised into the Gordon Ramsay empire in the late naughties, the York & Albany offers modern British grub in an impressive setting. Once a stop off for cabs & coaches, itвЂ™s now mostly buggies and prams in this old coaching inn and stables. The lunch menu is light and breezy, leaving you in the right state should you want to continue your day with a stroll in the park or have dinner at one of the nearby restaurants.Дetails : 101 RegentвЂ™s Park Road, Primrose Hill, London NW1 8UR | Open Tues-Sat 9am-10pm, Sun-Mon 9am-3pm Brunch is served daily 9-3pm, where youвЂ™ll find eggs done all ways and a number of loaded sourdough toast options. The perfect spot for brunch after a hike up the hill, Greenberry is a cafГ©-cum-restaurant that does, brunch, lunch, and larger plates with aplomb. Its reputation may have fluctuated over the years, but the fun and energetic feel of this north London taverna has endured.Дetails : 89 RegentвЂ™s Park Road, Primrose Hill, London NW1 8UY | O pen Mon-Sat 12-3pm & 6-11pm, Sun 12-3:30pm The atmosphere is rowdy (and thatвЂ™s just the waiters) and the food is plentiful вЂ“ the only thing missing is smashed crockery. Vines adorn the walls, climbing over ceramic paintings of potted lemon trees. Step inside and itвЂ™s like a mini break to Naxos. READ MOREДetails : 42 Gloucester Avenue, Primrose Hill, NW1 8JD | Open daily for lunch and dinner from noonДЄnother landmark of the Primrose Hill High Street, LemoniaвЂ™s green frontage and Greek lettering have greeted visitors and locals for 40 years now. But with soft shell crab, through guinea fowl lasagne to fillet of Welsh lamb, thereвЂ™s something for most on this smart contemporary European menu. The original is in Chiswick, which should give you a fairly quick picture of the vibe.

#PRIM ROSE HILL LONDON FULL#

ThereвЂ™s an open fire, a conservatory, and a dedicated martini bar, giving it full marks on the fancypants-o-meter. Housed within a Grade II listed horse tunnel this modern eatery is a neighвЂ¦ bourhood restaurant in more ways than one. It does have a Michelin plate (which has to be the fanciest best effort prize going) but is a good suggestion that the food served will almost certainly be cleaned off it.Дetails : 130 RegentвЂ™s Park Road, NW1 8XL | Open Tues-Fri 12:30-2:30pm & 6-10pm, Sat-Sun 12-3pm & 6-10:30pm

The menu serves up understated modern British and European fare, with a rotating lunch menu to reflect the seasons and the quality of the produce Mr Williams can get his hands on. Owned and run by Welsh chef Bryn Williams, whose tutelage at Le Gavroche and The Criterion set him in good stead to take over in Primrose Hill. No quaint high street is complete without a produce market, and Primrose HillвЂ™s takes place every Saturday from 10am-3pm.ДЄ longstanding feature of the area вЂ“ 40 years in fact вЂ“ OdetteвЂ™s is an intimate and charming eatery. For fashionistas thereвЂ™s Pamela Shiffer, Anna, and a few choice charity shops selling garments the gentry donвЂ™t want вЂ“ on a good day itвЂ™s not unlikely to find an unwanted Viviene Westwood for your wardrobe.

For foodies thereвЂ™s the iconic butcher Jack OвЂ™Shea and French/Japanese fusion fishmonger La Petite Poissonnerie, both serving up fresh ingredients, with AnthonyвЂ™s Delicatessen a few doors down ready to fill your cupboards. YouвЂ™ll find a number of small boutiques along the main road and tucked away on side streets. After all that taxing relaxation you can treat yourself to a host of juices, smoothies, and healthy plates from their вЂMorning GrazeвЂ™ and вЂMidday FeedвЂ™ menus.Дetails : 115-117 RegentвЂ™s Park Rd, Primrose Hill, London NW1 8XP | O pen Mon-Wed 9am-8pm, Thurs-Fri 9am-9pm, Sat 9am-7pm, Sun 9:30am-5pm Hands and feet can be touched up from ВЈ35 and a full body service will be in excess of ВЈ100. They offer manicures and pedicures in their restored farmhouse kitchen, and for full relaxation you can descend into one of their six tranquil treatment rooms below. Nowadays theyвЂ™re full of far more relaxing pursuits one being the popular boutique spa, Cowshed. The sheds of Primrose Hill once held horses awaiting passengers from RegentвЂ™s Park. The gentle incline to the hill makes for a superb summer sunbed and on the rare occasion that winter affords us snow, impromptu sledding competitions have been known to take place there.Дetails : Primrose Hill is open at all hours, except Bonfire Night and New YearвЂ™s Eve where it closes at 9pm and 1pm respectively. At the south side of the hill is a childrenвЂ™s play area, the trim trail for callisthenics connoisseurs who prefer not to pay gym membership, and a small running track with a petanque pitch next door. The summit stands at 63m, affording top notch views of central London below. ItвЂ™s the viewpoint that makes up most peopleвЂ™s reason for visiting.

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