I don't use internet cafes much, but I don't have a printer, so when I need a form on paper or a…read moregold plated tennis racket, I go to this place. It's nearly across the street from my house. In the world of internet cafes, this place is Otis Redding, classy, smooth, calming. You know how internet cafes can, at times, have a nitty-gritty, ultra-urban feel? The living space has none of this. In a sunny circular upper level, computers are arranged, sitting bright in the daylight. A atrium below holds a quaint cafe with surprisingly good (and fair trade) coffee. All this pizazz might lead you to believe that Hugh Grant has decided to become a Spanish guitar player, but as far as I know that's not true. It might also lead you to believe that I am destined for greatness, to which I'd respond, "gee thanks!" Lastly, it might lead you to believe that this place is expensive. Is it? You want to know, don't you. It's not. If ever you need a cafe or the internet or the two rolled into one, this place is a great place to go. If ever you need a face-lift, I don't know what to tell you. If ever you need a comic relief, please read my upcoming novel that's waiting to be written. If ever you think I have a bizarre sense of humor, you're right.

From the owner: We are a charity (Bankside Open Spaces Trust) managing Living Space Community Centre. Here we have…read morehalls for hire, Childrens holiday play scheme and youth clubs happening here in the Adventure Playground. Also as a charity we look after parks and open spaces in the SE1 area, we welcome volunteers to help us with this important work keeping the lungs of SE1 green and thriving!

Life Club is a brilliant way to get more out of life, and Catherine is not only a great host and…read morecoach, but a warm, friendly and insightful person. Very highly recommended!

I think this is another one of those places which id government funded which usually means cultural…read morework which is directly related to the community. It's nice to have these places and worth a visit if you're in the area.

Beautiful place - lovely staff, incredibly friendly community, thank you…read more All the best

While JW3 is a Jewish Community Centre serving the local community you don't have to be Jewish to…read moreattend their events. I was invited to a book launch which was held in the Drama Room. Like the rest of the building this was modern and fresh. I am seriously considering another visit just to sample their ZEST Restaurant - with delicious sounding mains under £10 this sounds like an amazing find. There's plenty to explore at JW3 and it's located immediately opposite the Camden Arts Centre - always meant to go, definitely will soon.

This place is insane. Little children run around to play at the hullabaloo soft play activity…read morecentre. It's very screamy, but there's a cafe, and a post office too. It's also a church. I believe you can also hire the space out or put on your own nights, and it's such an interesting glorious space - I think it would be amazing to use it for something that didn't involve play driven toddlers. I am giving it 4 stars because although I am not in the right demographic (i.e with young kids) and the screaming isn't for me, I can see how useful and invaluable it would be to have a local cafe space that caters for kids with soft play, space for buggies, high chairs and kids specific menus.

I am a big fan of a craft market, cannot get enough of them! There's nothing worse than a market…read morewith 'the same old thing' however! This particular one was pleasantly unique with a fantastic bustling atmosphere. There were lots of pretty little gifts for friends and family! I bought myself a nice necklace from one very friendly stall holder which set me back just £14 which I thought was well worth it. The only thing that I would improve would just be the number of stalls - I wanted more!!