Shoreditch .
Stop by Kahaila   on Bricklane for coffee and treats before vintage shopping.
Search & Destroy is a must-go to for well-curated vintage from around the world at a reasonable price.
There's a wide variety of vintage furs, classic jeans and denim jackets Search & Destroy .
Blitz is enormous! Go for anything and everything vintage.
Lyle's is one of my favorites, particularly for the bread, but all of the food is incredible. Located in Shoreditch, it's a great place for dinner after a long day of shopping.
THIS is the bread at Lyle's .
If you are looking to venture (far) east, head to Limehouse for one of the oldest bars in London and to wander the canals.
The Grapes , est. 1583.
 Columbia Road flower market  is one of my favorite places on a Sunday. This market has everything at a remarkable price. It's an experience in itself. Note only open on Sundays (year round). If you're staying on the East end, rent a
Accessorizing at the Columbia Road flower market .
The market has what seems like hundreds of flower stalls along with coffee shops and boutiques.
Endless options at the market
End your day on the east side at Sager + Wilde .  Go for the pasta happy hour from 5pm-7pm. I need not say more. 
Start at   Howling Hawks brewery in Hackney , around the corner from  CRATE , another favorite. You are sure to get your brewery tour fix at both. Oh! and CRATE has fantastic wood-fired pizza. 
Billy Smokes is another great Hackney spot for BBQ.
Another day, another English breakfast. This one is homemade! Should you not have an English chef at hand, try Caravan
Start off in Central/West London with the first stop at Liberty London .
Liberty London   is one of the most charming, well-edited department stores in the city. 
Oh hey! Don't forget to look up from your guide; the best part about London is its charming streets.
Stop in Brasserie Zedel for a quick crossaint and coffee.
Meader in Mayfair as you spend the day shopping
Classic photo opp in Mayfair.  
Nopi is the chicest place for brunch in Soho
Stop here for Neal's Yard Remedies  - some of London's best beauty and wellness products!
Riding House Cafe is one of London's best brunch spots. Go there for the comfy boots, retro vibes and delicious food. 
Emma Hyacinth in Central London has fabulous shoes for great prices. These furry flats have become a wardrobe staple. 
Andrew Edmunds is a quaint, romantic spot for dinner.
Just like the original in Paris, Frenchie Covent Garden is just as chic.
Frenchie Covent Garden .
Quaint homes in Maida Vale . 
Absolutely love T he Prince A lfred  pub  in Maida Vale .
Megan's has a great outdoor patio for warm weather.
London views.
Wander the Little Venice canal area.
Venture to North London if you're feeling nostalgic. Bloomsbury Bowling has a 1950s American feel.
Go here for beer, cheap food (including chicken wings) and bowling, of course.
When you tire of bowling, head to the pool table at Bloomsbury Bowling   to end your night. 
If you've seen enough of London, not to worry, you are only two hours away from Paris. Hop on the Eurosta r at St. Pancreas station heading to Paris Gare du Nord . Stop for lunch in King's Cross before you go.  GUIDE BY CATEGORY
The Breakfast Club. All time favorite. There’s a few in the city. This one is in Borough market
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