Great cocktails and snacks. service was excellent and the vibe was great. Guest band was…read moreexcellent with the soul/r&b vibe. great evening after the play.

100 year old bar lounge featuring a rare collection of whiskies. And mixologist Francesco is an…read moreartiste.

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!

As Yelp is all about food, it's time to add another star here. The new bar/cafe is a winner and…read moregood enough for a detour if you don't happen to work at Westbourne Studios. They have a daily menu including a hot main, a soup as well as a tart served with or without salad. You have to be quick for the salads (currently a selection of two, here's hoping they'll add more soon). There's also a good choice of sandwiches, all reasonably priced. There's plenty of seating and free wifi (not the best connection, mind).

Underneath the Westway is literally underneath the westway (the A40). Tucked away inside Westbourne…read moreStudios, on the same road as the old Subterania (yeah!), during the daytime this bar / restaurant serves the creative folks who dwell in Westbourne Studios. The studios operate as as a collective of offices, predominantly filled with fashion designers, film companies and PR types. During the daytime and at breakfast, the restaurant serves quite a simple, but tasty menu of english breakfasts, salads, burgers, accompanied by fries and coleslaw. They also stock a large range of herbal teas, soft drinks, coffees and snacks.

Heath Village Barn, Eastern Way, Heath and Reach, Beds, LU7 0AA Tel: 07850 739 569…read moreRegistered Charity no. 300037 Our Village Hall is located close to Stockgrove and Rushmere Country Parks. It is a converted 150 year old farm building in a secluded setting with a large, enclosed, outdoor paddock for outside play, Bouncy Castles, BBQ's, Hog Roasts and football birthday parties. It is used for many events such as baby showers, children's parties, christenings, family get togethers, BBQ's, Hog Roasts. There is a £10/hour hire charge for one off bookings. The Hall may also be booked for business meetings, staff meetings, clubs and groups, with space on a weekly and monthly basis for regular groups. There is a £6.50/hour hire charge for regular hirers which is invoiced monthly or quarterly. There are regular Community events that take place at the Barn which are advertised via our website - heathvillagebarn.co.uk and Facebook page - Heath Village Barn. To view the hall and discuss bookings, please ring Michele on 07850 739569 Please note, due to the older nature of the building, disabled toilet and wheelchair/pushchair access are currently not provided, grants are being sought to provide these much-needed facilities. The building is on multiple layers as access into the main building is via 2 steps and the main hall a further 3 steps. The fire exit is down a small set of brick steps. * Subsidised rent available for Charity events

From the owner: At The Barn, we provide Baby changing facilities, potties…read moreand step-stools. Effective heating throughout the premises. Off-road parking, more limited on-site car parking spaces. Reasonable hire rates at £10 per hour. Newly refitted kitchen with an oven, dishwasher, microwave, cooking equipment, crockery, and cutlery. Tea and coffee making facilities: kettle urn, mugs, cups, and saucers. Secure fenced outside play area with some outside furniture. Stage. Tables and chairs with multiple set-up options for up to 50 people. Buffet and refreshments ordered through local Pub/Restaurant. The Barn is ideal for: Baby Shower Business meeting Business workshop Charity Events Children's parties Craft and Art exhibitions Family get-togethers Regular exercise classes Retirement party Small group functions Wake

Centre Stage offers a classical and authentic setting with its vaulted oak ceilings and crystal…read morechandelier. Our solid oak dance floor compliments the venue and it's unique atmosphere.Best of all it's all at affordable prices ! At Centre Stage our aim is to offer you great value whilst not compromising the magic of your special day. We can cater for 90 guests with silver service to the table in the main dinning hall which extends to 100 guests with use of the Centre Stage walled garden. Here you will find a wonderful photo opportunity against the backdrop of our Victorian pavilion. For party buffets we can accommodate 150 guests with ample space for standing room as well as dancing. All our event prices include provision of banquet chairs and trestle tables.

Wonderful service provided for my brothers wedding. The staff is very friendly and polite. They did…read morea lot for us extra to make the day memorable. Their flower arrangements and stage set up were spectacular, we recommended their service to many of our friends and family without any hesitation. KWS you get 5 stars! Keep up the good work.

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The Wallace Collection is a free museum in a beautiful townhome near Manchester Square. I visited…read morewith my husband about two weeks ago to see their current temporary exhibit (more on that below), and we had a great visit. The museum is located in the former townhouse of the Seymore family - the Marquesses of Hertford. The museum is named after Sir Richard Wallace, who built a collection of fine and decorative arts from the 1th to the 19th centuries along, with the Marquesses of Hertford. The collection opened to public view in 1900. The townhouse itself is gorgeous. From the second I walked in and saw the staircase in the Entrance Hall, I knew I was in for a treat. With several gorgeous rooms, the museum is worth visiting to see a beautifully preserved 19th century London townhome. Each room has beautiful chandeliers, furniture, paintings, sculptures, and more. The museum also has a collection of European arms and armor, which take several rooms to display. In addition to their permanent collections, they also show temporary exhibitions. Right now and through November 29, their exhibit is "Winston Churchill: The Painter," which is the first major retrospective of Sir Winston Churchill's paintings since his death and brings together more than 50 of his works (half of which come from private collections). While visiting the museum is free, there is a fee to visit the temporary exhibit (20 pounds for adults, 18 if you buy online ahead of time). The exhibit was incredible and well worth a visit. I learned a lot about Churchill that I didn't know prior to the exhibit (most of what I knew about him concerned his political leadership), and I found many of his paintings quite beautiful and moving. Whether you're visiting for a temporary exhibit or just to see the townhouse and its permanent collection, the Wallace Collection is incredible. It's a special museum in London, well worth including on an itinerary for a trip to London.

I went to see the exhibition of Churchill paintings. It was absolutely stunning! It was well…read morecurated, and the audio guide really gave you a sense of importance of painting in his life. I walked through the rest of the collection, which is almost overwhelming. There is a lot to see there. You really do need to use the audio guide, because there is so much art in a small space. I also appreciated the staff. They were helpful, without being intrusive. One of the things I enjoy the most was that people there were truly interested in art. They stopped and looked. Unlike the crowd at the National Gallery, which just went up to a painting, took a photo, and left without ever even looking at it.