It’s on Crawford street just across from parfumeur H and they have this spray (linen scent) and hanging things as well. It’s not on the natural side of things but we have moth problems and it works, according to our friends in the wool industry!

Love this thank you for sharing!!

and where can I read about a hardware store that has the best moth repellent?:)

Not listed, I had a great coffee at the Service on Savile Row (I was waiting for my tailoring appointment); also had a followup coffee (due to jetlag) at the Gentlemen Barista as well which was exactly what I needed.

For curry, had an incredibly elevated experience at Bibi in Mayfair – incredible tasting menu with open fire kitchen and old skool hiphop (Tribe called Quest, Pharcyde) playing in the background. Think truffled paneer and a jidori chicken based butter chicken. For something a little more low key, had dinner at Hoppers where it’s Sri Lankan, spicy and amazying curries. And order the hoppers which are crepes, sometimes with an egg in it.

Power lunch? Dined alone at the Devonshire in Soho – elevated gastropub fair. Trick to get in if you didn’t book well in advance? Assuming a small party – be nice, polite, willing to be flexible, have a pint of guiness at the bar while you wait, show up a little before noon and be on time AT noon even. As for Lucy for your server if you can, sweet girl from east london. Good luck fighting the crowds for a guiness after 3PM.

I don’t care how popular it is – haveta goto Dukes for a martini with Alessandro Palazzi. Yes, tons of americans go but so worth it.

I don’t care how old skool – I had to goto Trufitt and Hill for a facial and shave after my redeye to London. Ask for Jason. I was fresh off the plane, dropped off my bags, still in t shirt and jeans and they treated me like royalty – or at least a member of Parliament whom I was seated next to in my barber chair. Walked in, made an appointment for that morning, and bliss awaited.

London has become my favourite city in the world.