Mogg & Melzer

Situated in Ehemalige Jüdische Mädchenschule Mogg & Melzer do for 1930s American delis, what the aforementioned restaurant does for Berlin’s ‘Golden Twenties’ heyday; namely offer a perfectly considered slice of retro, but never forgetting it’s the 21st century.

Mogg & Melzer
Auguststraße 11-13
Berlin

www.moggandmelzer.com

Cupcake cuisine

Life is too short for size zero...

Cupcake cuisine
Fichtestrasse 3
Berlin 

www.cupcakecuisine.de

Brut

A German-French fusion wine bar with rustic wooden tables, an exceptional wine selection, cosy atmosphere and good music. They serve traditional Hessian-French Vesper, consists of carefully selected tasty cheese and sausage. These delicacies are combined with stonedbaked fresh sour crust bread, good butter, sweet-sour mustard and fine pickles. Hessian hospitality, French Savoir-vivre!

Brut
Torstrasse 68
Berlin

www.brut-berlin.com

Da Baffi

Da Baffi in Wedding embodies all the elements of traditional Italian cooking and almost everything served there is seasonal, homemade with first-rate ingredients. Love this cozy place!

Da Baffi
Nazarethkirchstraße 41
Berlin 

www.dabaffi.com

Brixton Village Market

Once a rundown arcade, Brixton Village Market is now home to more than 20 new cafés, restaurants and takeaways and has become Brixton's culinary and cultural hub. On Thursday and Friday nights the market is open late and to the delight of customers there is live music and a wide selection of international cuisine on offer, as well as a warm, community atmosphere.

Brixton Market
Electric Avenue 
London

www.brixtonmarket.net

Labour and Wait

A little cookware store on the Redchurch Street. Selling all kinds of perfectly pitched retro cookware from ostrich feather dusters and pristine white ceramics to stainless steel whistling kettles and beautiful old school apple peelers and nut crackers, everything here is as beautiful as it is functional. Pastel coloured milk pans, bristle brushes and enamel soap dishes sit alongside fishing bags, leather satchels and the odd polka dotted handkerchief, should your wardrobe start to feel less chic than your washroom.

Labour and Wait
85 Redchurch Street
London

www.labourandwait.co.uk

Borough Market

Nestled in-between Borough High Street, Bedale Street, Stoney Street and Winchester Walk you'll find Borough Market. This gourmand's delight is London's oldest food market and boasts a range of fresh food stalls under its wrought-iron roof.

Borough Market
London

Every:
Thursday, 11am – 17pm
Friday,  12am – 18pm
Saturday, 9am – 16pm
 
www.boroughmarket.org.uk

David Benjamin Sherry in the Saatchi Gallery

Impressive Exhibition in the Saatchi Gallery. It's easy to get lost in one of David Benjamin Sherry's images.

"When Sherry drove through the American West he liked to have Brian Eno on his headphones and when he paused he liked to have the poems of Walt Whitman close at hand. Sherry is, in a word, a romantic – though, he hastens to add, “an extremely forward thinking one!” One of his romantic attachments is to analogue photography. But it isn’t nostalgia that drives his attachment to the medium of colour film. He simply believes that there is still “territory left untravelled” along that route, and he intends to explore it."

The Saatchi Gallery "Out Of Focus"
David Benjamin Sherry

www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk
www.davidbenjaminsherry.com