An excellent little film that's beautifully acted, very well shot and written with real flair 
In Bruges
Restaurants
Fig delivers an awful lot of fuss on the plate for a relatively modest bill
Fig
Theatre
There's no stylistic or thematic consistency. There is no humour or innocence and not much originality
Cirque du Soleil: Delirium
Imagine the worst possible Olympics opening ceremony crossed with Eurovision
Pulsating, enigmatic, engaging, wondrous and spell bounding.
This pub hasn't changed much and has become the sole reason for my visit to this area
London,
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