London is a notoriously tricky place when it comes to finding good quality but reasonably priced food. The Hong Kong-born restaurateur Alan Yau also recognised this and after the roaring success of Wagamama has opened Cha Cha Moon, I would say the Chinese equivalent. Dishes are no more then £4, are healthy sized portions and very tasty.

I am a regular at the Carnaby St location, always a great vibe and I am totally addicted to the Cherry Soda.

If you fancy living the high life then check out Yau's Michelin star restaurant Hakkasan or Yauatcha.

Established way back in 1877 RD Franks, just off Oxford Street is the essential stomping ground of any fashionista in London. Stop by for some serious people watching and an endless array of fashion/design magazines or books.

My family and I had the most fabulous lunch at Petersham Nurseries last Sunday, a definite must for those who wish to escape the hustle and bustle of London city life.

Following a short walk through a meadow you may chose between tea and cakes in the cafe or a home grown lunch in the main restaurant. The interior is superbly picturesque, dirt floors, miss mash of antique iron furniture, eclectic rugs and second hand bottles containing pretty wild flowers. Although you should expect to pay around £30-£45 a head it is well worth it, if the main dishes are a little small.

I'd recommend the elderflower cordial, the summer chorizo salad and the eccles cakes from the coffee shop. For more information, check out their website: www.petershamnurseries.com. Oh, and don't forget your camera as there are countless photo opportunities.