Sinéad Cranna
London Staff Writer
Sinéad grew up in London, but a three-year attempt at van life saw her travelling all over the city and country before she remembered that she is, in fact, very high maintenance and loves a bath. During that time of not bathing (she was showering), she worked as a travel writer, visiting Venice to review hotels and Ireland to write guides for Condé Nast Traveller. When she’s not writing, Sinéad spends most of her time eating tacos and explaining that she is not named after the Irish singer Sinéad O’Connor.
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LDNGuide
The 14 Most Romantic Restaurants In London
The best London restaurants for a properly romantic dinner.
LDNGuide
The 19 Best Breakfasts In London
Whether you need to impress at an early morning meeting, or the endorphin hit of your knife nudging open an oozing yolk, these are the best breakfasts in London.
LDNGuide
Where To Go When You've Got Festival FOMO
FOMO is incurable but good food, booze, and your lovely pillows are a decent alternative.
LDNReview
Slowburn
Walthamstow spot Slowburn isn’t one at all—it’s a love at first sight situation where you’ll be left wondering how soon you can call again for its great, globally-inspired dishes.
LDNGuide
The Best Restaurants In Deptford
London's best Vietnamese spot, Trini roti, fresh pasta, and more.
LDNGuide
The Best Restaurants Around Bankside & Southwark
Hanging around the Tate Modern and looking for a meal? Here are the best restaurants, bars, and pubs around London’s Bankside and Southwark.
LDNGuide
Where To Go When You Need A ‘Great Little Place’
Everyone likes saying ‘I know a great little place for dinner’, don’t they?