The final stretch!

The final destinations on our list for Adventure Sunday were Spitalfields and some food!

Meandering along Brick Lane

Meander is such a great word isn't it?! I feel it really captures exactly what you want to say.

Meander.

Okay it sounds weird now.

Anyway enough of that and more of what I promised you yesterday - our venture along Brick Lane!

Venturing East!

Sunday's are for three things - a lie in, a roast and adventure time! 

So we thought we'd tick at least one of those boxes and leave the comforts of West and Central London and head East to explore some of what it has to offer. 

So that's exactly what we did. 

Our first destination being the Columbia Road Flower Market. 

A Market of Meat

As i'm sure you're all fully aware, if you've been reading my blog for a little while, I love meat. And as you can probably imagine from the title of this post this involves meat and a lot of it.

Yesterday, I went to meet Katie (remember her? The owner of Captain Sassy?) after I'd finished uni for the day and she'd finished work. We met in Covent Garden and were both pretty hungry and fully prepared to eat a lot of food so headed over to The Meat Market on Tavistock Street.

Possibly the best burger in London

After our afternoon of being artistically inclined tourists, Charly and I (yes she is still here) were in massive need of a carb filled dinner.

So naturally our first thought was burgers. And our second was Five Guys. So that's exactly where we headed.

Being tourists

We live in a city that people fly miles to come and visit yet we never really go and make the most of London's famous and iconic landmarks.

So Charly and I (yes she's back, yet again) thought we'd take a couple of camera's...

Disgustingly good grilled cheese

I've had a really great last two weeks. 

I've been lucky enough to be doing a work placement at a company called freuds whom i've wanted to work for since I was about 16 and it's been wonderful. 

Today one of the guys in the department i've been working with, received an email about this quirky little pop-up sandwich shop, aptly named F.A.T, in Soho just down the road... So naturally we both decided this was going to be our lunch time destination.  

As the clock turned 1 we headed out, into the surprisingly freezing cold London weather, in search of our grilled cheese sandwiches. 

The pop up shop is situated at the front of SHARPS Barbers on Windmill Street. 

A beautiful sunset

Yesterday was such a beautiful day. 

I honestly think that on a sunny Autumn day in London there is nowhere I'd rather be.

And I can't think of many better places to watch the sun set over the city on a day like yesterday, than from a rooftop looking over all of London's most famous landmarks, can you? 

No I didn't think so. 

And when a sunset looks quite as exquisite as this one did, there couldn't have been a more perfect setting.