SIXTOWNS Pink Gin is a premium gin with a blend of the highest quality ingredients, sweet rhubarb and tangy strawberry flavours. Located in the beautiful seaside town of Kommetjie, Deep South Distillery is noted for being the southernmost distillery on the Cape Peninsula. It specialises in hand-crafted spirits sprinkled with a whole lot of love, care and pride. It’s a small distillery that provides delicious tastings and allows you to get familiar with the world of gin-making thanks to their distillery tours. Picture: Deep South Distillery

The menu consists of a variety of traditional meat and fish dishes, gourmet pizza and homemade desserts. The Six is one of the top restaurants in Cambridge and is available for hire. It is the perfect venue for private events. You’ll find the Edinboro Castle at 57 Mornington Terrace, NW1 7RU. 8) The Hawley Arms Photo: @wine.moment

Think bottomless brunches, cabaret, comedy nights and live music at this Camden bar. Open until 2:30 at the weekends, it’s one of the best spots to come for a night out in the area, and they also have a great little rooftop bar – the perfect spot to chill with a pint or Aperol when the sun’s shining.

In this light, the much-loved, now closed Elena’s L’Etoile didn’t feel so much like another era, but almost fictitious. This hospitality institution and shameless celeb haunt lived at number 30, in various guises, for almost 100 years, and the tiny yet mighty Elena Salvoni ran the floor with abundant old-school dignity. I’m not entirely sure anyone ate at Elena’s solely for the food, although signed photos of the likes of Gene Wilder and Ella Fitzgerald pointed towards the fact that they’d been made to feel special and valued. Earlier this year, however, as Charlotte Street sat punch-drunk, shutters down and tables up, it felt as if we’d never see those heady days again.Winner of the Tony Award for ‘Best Original Score’ and ‘Best Costume Design’, double winner of the Whatsonstage Award for ‘Best West End Show’ and a Gold-Disk winning album, this sell-out Tudor take-off has ‘an incredibly strong and powerful message’ (The Australian) and is ‘pure entertainment’ (New York Times). Just a stone’s throw from leafy Primrose Hill, the Princess of Wales is a lovely gastropub which is famous for its banging roast and is a great spot to hang out with friends.