Even though Bart travels a lot, there is never enough time to check off all the restaurants, coffee shops, etc., etc. on our list. Or no time on site to go everywhere we want to go... Once on site you just want to enjoy yourself. Anyway: that still leaves something to be desired. And that's nice. Real! Because then we can go back. And there is a wish list. For the first London edition we start modestly with about seven wishlisters: 7 x Wish List London.

Palm Vaults The name is nice. It's pink. There are lots of plants and you can have lunch there. And everything on the menu is vegan. Plus: you can go there for new clothes. What not to like? Palm Vaults

Biscuiteers If you want to go full English: tea and cookies at Biscuiteers. This place is/seems perfect for it. Biscuiteers

Mother's Ruin aka Mother's Ruin Gin Palace. Could the name be even more attractive? A beautiful place with a terrace (a terrace! In London!) where you can indulge in endless Gin and Tonics. The looks: gravity, sleek, white. Not to be missed (we think). Mother's Ruin

Royal Exchange Gravel A coffee shop where everything, everything, everything is made of marble. That makes it simple and that makes it oh so attractive. Okay. We have secretly been in here for a while, but it was so quick that it can be neglected. Besides, it wasn't on Bart yet, so anyway. Throw some neon letter (still like) and some really good coffee on top of that marble and you're done. Grind has many more coffee bar locations and three restaurants in London, but this one is the best. Royal Exchange Gravel 

Artist Residence London We saw the Artist Residence in Cornwall with our own eyes. And what a party it was. Next time sleep at the London version?  Artist Residence London

Bourne and Hollingsworth Buildings You can eat your fill here from breakfast to dinner. And we think we want that. Moreover, the reviews say the same thing: this is what you want. The photos also leave nothing to be desired. And then it's true, yes?Bourne and Hollingsworth Buildings

Radio Alice For an easy bite, like pizza, but in a well-styled environment. That's Radio Alice in Shoreditch. Radio Alice

Photos:
Palm Vaults: exclusive links  Pinterest and right-wing The Food Pundit
Royal Exchange Grind: via The Sea
Mother's Ruin: exclusive links  Poppy Loves London and right-wing Edwina Zormelo