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Coffee

1. Jolene (Redchurch - top of Brick Lane) 

2. Cafe Leon Dore (Soho)

Food

1. Beigel Bake (Brick Lane)

2. Tacos Padre (Borough Market)

3. Dishoom (Shoreditch) *first pic mine, I devoured the food so didn't take any pics, lower pics are from Dishoom website

3. Good Egg (Stoke Newington)

Outfit details:

Of all the times I've been to London, I had never been at Christmas time until last year. Ed and I were so excited to see the lights and soak up the Christmassy atmosphere, and I figured there was no point posting this last year AFTER Christmas, so here it is now!

I've popped a list below of the things - in my opinion - you absolutely cannot miss. Most of these we managed to see, however in 30 hours we didn't manage to hit everything, so I've added in the places that we wanted to go that are also fab. You can see more in my reel on Instagram of the lights in all their glory.

Christmas lights/displays:

• Carnaby Street/Soho lights
• Bond Street lights
• Regent Street lights
• Mayfair lights
• Covent Garden Christmas Village
• Annabel's Mayfair Swarovski Gingerbread House
• Trafalgar Square Christmas Tree

My favourite Christmas tree I have ever seen in all my days. Currently trying to convince Ed that tinsel is back. Pray for me people,

• The Ship, Soho (or literally any of the cute old man pubs with tacky decorations)
• The Miracle Bar at The Henrietta Hotel (Covent Garden) - this is a 70's Christmas-themed bar upstairs in the Henrietta Hotel and is the best, tacky Christmas atmosphere you will probably find in London

A MULLED WINE DONUT LADIES AND GENTS. Run don't walk.