Neighbourhood Heroes

Rummage through the racks of the city’s best vintage store.

A perfect spot for brunch, lunch, dinner or evening drinks.

Discover and taste Manchester Gin.

Can you ever have enough plants? 

A space for the community and beer lovers. 

A Mancunian institution. 

A visual arts-oriented bookshop.

One of Manchester’s premier, live entertainment venues.

Finely-tuned and crafted coffee.

There’s something for everyone at Ducie Street.

Legendary breakfasts.

Catch a classic play or explore some of the great new writing that the Exchange embraces.

Quality brews are ground and roasted.

Our-go to restaurant on Thistle Street.

Be inspired, browse or buy a new piece. 

A fashion retailer with a sustainable conscious. 

Be inspired at the Fruitmarket Gallery. 

Rub shoulders with the locals at this charming wine bar.

Savour a moment with friends over a cocktail. 

Is there anything better than the smell of fresh bread?

Dishes inspired by the local larder with a Scottish twist. 

A day without coffee. We don’t know what that is. 

European flavours. Scottish soul. Fine dining without the fuss and formality.

An ever-changing menu of drinks with a downright eccentric flair.

Glasgow’s best French cuisine, right downstairs in your own aparthotel.

The best of Scottish produce with plenty of flair from both sides of the Atlantic.

An elegant Three Rosette restaurant in achingly hip Finnieston

The best cocktails in the city.

A taste of Malaysia in Glasgow’s Southside.

The only place you should go to eat fresh pasta in Glasgow. 

Menswear with a story behind each piece. 

There’s no place like Aume, bringing minimalist Scandi-inspired interiors to Glasgow. 

Independent bakery producing the city’s best bakes and pastries.

A restaurant for conscious eaters.

Simple, seasonal, small plates. 

The coffee from locally roasted coffee beans goes great with a bite to eat.

Seasonal and experimental flavour combinations that hit the spot.

Combining centuries of German brewing expertise with the renowned Glaswegian spirit.

Foodie hub serving seasonal menus with bold flavours and global influences.

Coffee with a social purpose. 

A local neighbourhood Malaysian restaurant.

A Borough Market institution. 

London’s leading photography gallery.

Self-driving boat trips along Regents Canal.

Miniature works of art along the Millennium Bridge. 

To wine or dine?

See London from a different perspective. 

The Old Vic’s younger sister. 

Where we go for a coffee. 

Eat somewhere truly unique. 

Buy a new sustainable piece.

Tucked in the corner of Hyde Park stands Aplsey House.

A restaurant created by thinkers, makers and doers.

Bringing relaxed Australian food and coffee culture to London.

A cultural hub of sustainable authentic food.

Free communal yoga classes in the park open to all abilities and levels.

100% plant-based restaurant, in the heart of Borough Market. 

Bringing the flavours of the Eastern Mediterranean to London. 

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