Last night I discovered
Food Secret, a cafe that takes seriously the mantra you are what you eat. This is not brown and boring food. Passionate about good food, executed by a top chef and guided by expert nutritionists.
Add to that some amazing new technology that allows you to measure your protein, fibre, sugars, fats and calories as you order.
More of that less of that. Perfect.
Ready to go and made to order has never been so delicious while being good for you.
Already a hit in the fashion and film world with celebrities such as Vivienne Westwood, Stella McCartney and many others. Including me I might add. That soup Neil made me was just what I needed after a day or too being a little under the weather.
I'm constantly trying to find roof top views of London. The city looks so different either looking up or looking down from somewhere high. This view looking over the roof tops of Soho is taken from Central St Martins University. The campus is to be relocated to new premises in Kings Cross for the next academic year.
Get on your bike find a nice cafe and soak up the sun. Summer is here! This week London is going to be the hottest place to be. (in all senses of the word).
Dozens of puppets hang from the ceiling in an Indian restaurant in Soho. So bright and cheerful.
Last night I discovered Food Secret, a cafe that takes seriously the mantra you are what you eat. This is not brown and boring food. Passionate about good food, executed by a top chef and guided by expert nutritionists.
Add to that some amazing new technology that allows you to measure your protein, fibre, sugars, fats and calories as you order. 
Soho Square built in 1670, originally called King's Square for Charles II (yes that statue is him), has always been a very fashionable address. Whether real or in literature. (It was the address of Lucie and Dr Mannette in Dicken's Tale of Two Cities.) 
