Lucy Brook

Its a nice pub in the heart of Covent Garden and the food was tasty and a good potion but doesn't feel it's worth the money. Also it was extremely busy and noisy for a weekday evening, that we couldn't talk properly felt like I had to shout to have a conversation, and I didn't feel comfortable people standing up near our table.

A great evening seeing noises off, fabulous comedy with a great close-up view in the stalls, with the seats being comfortable. The theatre is stunning and has good access to transport nearby.

First time seeing a performance here, I've used this space before for meetings but not watched anything. Was great seeing the witches musical in the olivier theatre getting £10 tickets using Friday rush for following week performance. This makes theatre accessible to everyone, including myself. The view from high up in the circle is great, and the revolving stage impresses me along with the actors and production.

The bar staff are great, and there was a free water machine to use at the bar. Toilets were really clean too. Also the book shop staff are friendly, there are lots of great gifts and books in the shop I could spend ages in there. Hope to go back and watch more theatre here soon.

Had a great time at the free adult explorer evening, so much quieter to explore and less stressful without kids around. It's great that there's several interactive displays and a sensory room. Also that you can go on a few tubes/trains stepping back in history, and overall, the museum is great for learning for all ages of Londons history of transport. At the time, only 2 floors were open but the museum is a great location in the heart of Covent Garden.

It is a lovely free entry space of beautiful artworks at this gallery visiting the summer exhibition, and an array of books, cards and art for sale, although some of the art is not affordable for everyone.