Delicious food in a beautiful setting. The best brunch. A real treat. You can't go wrong with the…read moremenu - everything was good.

Beautiful garden center well hidden behind some houses. Friendly staff. Tasteful decors of bike…read moretheme and there are lots of Buddha statues. We stumbled upon this place while biking around London.

Lovely place, smiling staff, selling all the essentials, and all reasonably priced. Wish I found it…read moresooner.

This feels like the kind of business that too often has been squeezed out in London. Unique,…read moreindependent, established and actually embedded in the community. Plants are always of excellent quality (which sometime you pay for), and are arranged in an way that is intuitive to navigate by type or planting aspect as appropriate. The staff are knowledgeable, accommodating and have always been a pleasure to interact with in my experience, that of my family and our small dog who has received the most enthusiastic welcome. I cannot recommend a visit highly enough

My oh my, such a disappointment. We booked afternoon tea, months in advance, as is necessary…read more Here's what we learned. This is what could reasonably termed an "experience", but it fails on every point. Service is lackadaisical( difficult to see how they justify the service charge). The food looks pretty, but isn't very special in terms of taste or presentation ( probably not helped by the fact it has to be carried in from a separate building), and was served on a ridiculous cake stand/vase that effectively conceals your dining companion. Crockery is cheap looking and charmless. The price difference between the plain tea and the version with a single glass of Cremant ( served, disappointingly, in a warm glass) is £15 ( 45 versus 60). It's easy to buy an entire bottle for that, at retail prices. God help you if it rains ( you'll be dripped on- the greenhouse is not weatherproof). Don't bother, especially if you're paying.

The Nurseries is one of those gems that you don't want to share with everyone ;))) It's only open…read morein the sunny days of the year and it's because it's hidden in the old glass house of the Nurseries garden center. Old & disparate furniture is scattered around, directly on the nude earth floor and in between large pots of green & colorful plants. Beautiful flowers are set on each table. It's like a picturesque scene of Alice in Wonderland. You feel like a little kid entering a magical wild world, where birds talk and nature is alive. It's all very comfortable and cute. And on a sunny warm day, it's the ideal getaway for lunch. The menu is small but fresh and seasonal. Vegetables seem to be at the center of many dishes. And fish was quite predominant when I was there. Everything sounds delicious and it definitively is! They well deserve their 1-star michelin. I had the squid to start with and it was super nice!!! I'm usually not a big fan but the squid was very well cooked (quite soft), on a yummy piece of bread and in a very tasty sauce. Then I had the halibut. The fish was cooked to perfection, very moist and the mayonnaise was mouthwatering :P For desserts, we shared the rice pudding and the chocolate tart. To die for. Both of them. Point. The staff is friendly and fast. So all good there. If you want to spoil your better half, this is the perfect summer romantic spot. The gardens are a nice little after-lunch discovery too. And if you feel really chilled out, you can sit next to the fountain and profit from the sun rays. Or just roll out into the fields around and have a lazy rest in the green grass of Richmond park.

I thought this overgrown community garden looked familiar. It was the setting for a synthetically…read moreromantic scene between perky Emilia Clarke and smoldering Henry Golding in an already forgotten streaming romcom called "Last Christmas". Sure, it had Emma Thompson, Michelle Yeoh, and George Michael music, but it sucked. But no matter as it was a cloistered place for ignorant tourists like Jamie W. and me to hang while waiting for our West End show to start. Fortunately there were random benches amid the jungle-like foliage where we could have meaningful private conversations about how long it'll take to walk to the theatre. This well hidden spot was just east of Charing Cross between Soho and Covent Garden. Believe me, you won't find any public benches otherwise to save your life. RELATED - Exploring London? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/3zFACrx

What a peaceful and whimsical garden just off a busy street. Open often, walk its trails, finding…read morebenches and art. It's a beautiful escape from the city!

Marvelous, marvelous, marvelous!…read more I've recently gotten really into windowsill gardening and have been filling all available spaces with tiny green loveliness. I was looking for a good garden shop that offered real variety (unlike the chain stores which seem to offer not much and a lot of it), and learned about Neal's. I'm so glad I did. While it is awkwardly located just across from a prison, the place is just great. Pots galore; a beautiful selection of bedding plants and other outdoor selections; and a great indoor shop featuring a greenhouse of houseplants, a wealth of garden tools, indoor pots and planters, and gifts for gardeners. While I've come to expect independent shops to be a touch more expensive than the chain stores (and am ok with this as I like supporting the little guy), I was pleasantly surprised at the super reasonable pricing at Neal's! I ended up bringing home more and larger plants than I would have anywhere else as they were so well priced. I kept going on about this to my husband, who very kindly didn't say too much as I added plant after plant to our basket! Definitely a place I'll be visiting on a semi-regular basis!

Pots! Freaking LOADS of pots!…read more That's what greats you as you enter Neal's Nurseries. It's a pot fest. Little ones, round ones, glass ones, square ones, silver ones... You get the picture. If you want something to put your plant's in that isn't the ground, you'll do well here. So, that's your pots sorted. Inside you've got your regular garden centre type stuff - a good selection of tools, seeds, other ...err...things you need for your garden. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable, and are happy to offer up advice - but don't expect help to come to you - you gotta go and seek help on your garden related conundrums. It's in a bit of a weird location though - right opposite Wandsworth Prison. Not sure if that matters, but it's probably best to avoid picking up a spade when you hear about an escape on the news.

I need to update my review because the Boma Garden centre gardeners are such, such stars!!…read more We have been keen to tidy up our garden by adding some decking and building some raised flower beds etc... but although I was keen to give it a go and attempt everything myself, my husband was sure it'd be much easier *and...ahem...look much better* if we asked professionals to help. Our builder let us down (as he is so busy with other jobs) so I asked the Boma Garden Centre folks to quote for the work. In the end they managed to transform our messy, mad garden in just 2.5 days. They were polite, helpful, left everything tidy and were just a pleasure to work with. I am really glad that we decided to go with them. So, if you need help with a garden makeover and you live in North London, give them a try!!

I am a makeup artist and we are doing a flower shot today. Yesterday I saw these amazing 5 bunches…read moreof Roman Camomile Flowers at the Flower Warehouse London, Cambridge Heath Road lying on the ground. The lady in charge gifted me these flowers as they were past their prime. I rearranged them at home and took them to the studio today to use them on the models face and body. Thank you Flower Warehouse for your kindness. Yasmin Heinz

I've clearly experienced better. After we've spent a week unpacking all our boxes, it was time for…read morethe details, and flowers/plants should clearly be in everyone's home. We passed a few times in front of this warehouse and thought we found a hidden gem...but nope. This place didn't offer much choice, but most of all, it was incredibly expensive...we headed to Columbia Flower Market and found the same plants for half the price.

My favourite stand so far are David Gibbs, Bloomfield and Goochild. All the stands are cheap, but…read morebe careful, they are all wholesale price, so make sure you anticipate the VAT on top. It costs £5 to enter the site with a car, but it' also well connected with buses from Vauxhall. New Covent Garden offers the widest selection of foliage, fresh flowers, plants and sundries in the UK. It can't really be compared to Columbia Road Flower market because it's a different spirit, price and atmosphere.

Lots of flowers, beautiful places surrounded with flowers. The price is cheap. Unfortunately works…read more4-10 am

Amazing Plant and Pet Store - The Staff are really friendly and are more than able to assist or…read moreadvise. If the plant or pet product is not in stock they are more than able to get what you actually want. They are truly a wonderful shop service. My family have depended on them for than a decade now

Great Customer Service. I went with my daughter to buy our first goldfish and tank, not having a…read moreclue what to get and the person helping was super helpful without giving me the impression he just wants to sell me. Went back later the same day because 1 of the gold fish seem to be unhappy so I thought may i ought to add some toys/decoration but the same person told me their just getting used to their new environment. He could have easily just sell me some decoration but he didn't which I appreciate and I will go back this week to get two more goldfish :)

This is one of the most misleading companies I ever had to deal with. Out of three times we hired…read morethem for some work in our gardens, they consistently issued receipts over 50% higher than their quote (which was already incredibly expensive). A shocking example of border line practices and misleading their customers.I highly recommend avoiding at all costs

This garden center was a boon during lockdown and really made it worth wandering around and losing…read moremyself in the greenery. They also have a gorgeous, expanded cafe now with delicious ice cream and smoothies/milkshakes. Really friendly staff and a super comfy luxe aesthetic! Just fab!