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I hope you enjoyed exploring some of London’s hidden stories with Untold London.
Below you’ll find a few of my favourite places to eat, drink and visit nearby, along with some ways to support the tour if you enjoyed it.
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Something to eat
Homeslice Pizza
Huge pizzas, great flavours, located under the magnificent Bloomberg Building.
Market Place Food Hall
A quick and easy choice for food, with a good range of street-food vendors.
Senzo Cafe
A great cafe, surrounded by a section of the 1,800 year old Roman Wall.
Where to go next
These are simply places I personally like and would happily recommend.
There are no sponsorships, affiliate links or arrangements with any of the businesses listed here.
Somewhere to drink
Ye Olde Watling
A 17th-century pub, traditionally said to have been built by Christopher Wren and used while he drew up plans for St Paul’s Cathedral.
Williamson's Tavern
A tucked-away 17th-century pub, once home to several Lord Mayors, where William III and Mary II are said to have dined.
The Blackfriar
Built in 1875 on the site of a former Dominican friary, and richly decorated with sculptures, mosaics and reliefs of friars.
Something else to see
London Mithraeum
The remains of an 1,800-year-old underground Roman temple, once used by a mysterious cult. Free entry.
One New Change Roof Terrace
Fantastic rooftop views of St Paul’s and London, even has a bar. Free Entry.
Leadenhall Market
One of London’s oldest markets, dating back to the 14th century. Its beautiful Victorian building was designed by Horace Jones, the architect of Tower Bridge, and is now home to shops, pubs and restaurants.
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