Quirky Cafe: Soho

Cafe L'eto is one of my favourite places to relax, grab a slice of cake and enjoy a nice cup of coffee. Their in-house bakery bakes over 40 types of cakes, breads and patisseries daily. Their salad bar will also impress, with their promise  of using only the freshest ingredients to create real, hearty and healthy salads and snacks. Prices are very reasonable and the staff are always friendly. 

Charlseton Brunch

As part of Glasgow does Vintage, the city hosted a 1920s brunch... where pancakes and waffles were served with Charleston dancing!!! What a fabulous idea right? Although we were amongst the youngest ones there that day, my cousin Craig and I still had a great time learning some new dance moves haha!

Quirky Cafe Soho: Kingly Court

A fan of Soho Hong Kong? Well Soho London offers a similar experience with a British twist. Full of cafes, studios, workshops etc I love coming here to relax after a busy day in the city. For shopping, there are a few boutiques that are interesting but otherwise high street brands have taken over places like Carnaby street. I usually head to Berwick street to take a look at their fabric shops and vintage clothes stores. Kingly Court is a three story high open complex full of one-off shops, cafes, lifestyle stores etc. Stop by to learn cupcake making at one of the cookery studios or indulge yourself in a sweet afternoon tea. 

A little rain does't stop the fun! Vintage Fair

The sun is finally here and we won't let a little drizzle of rain ruin our excitement! Recently my hometown hosted a vintage fair with dancing, live jazz, food and stalls full of antique treasures! It was lovely seeing families out enjoying the bank holiday weekend. People of all ages came together to celebrate the British summer officially approaching. Although i wasn't there for long, i could tell that people were really enjoying themselves in this delightful little festival. The cutest girl about town! Her whole family came dressed in vintage clothing. It was so heartwarming to see her dancing with her papa to vintage jazz music... it was a real education on traditional british culture to the younger generation.