#Fitzrovia

[wiionme]

[galina]

Sundays in Soho: taxis gleam lazy over the crook of denham st, crisp clear sunlight strikes my cheek, bitter cold—flotsam of cigarettes piled up at the curb—smell of stale beer, rubber, pastry—squeezing the glass door of bar italia where strangers, who are immediately friendly, are ending their night or starting their day with espresso—berwick st is still asleep under cobbles—in the devonshire they wave away my money, I nurse my guinness at the window, watching dogs and coats and glittering rickshaws—feeling the day could go anywhere from here

[dekuxroki]

“TTBOL and Sequels” by Fitzrovia

My bookmark comment was “your honor?? this one!!!”

I don’t recall how I found this. I just found it somehow and actually holy crap it got me. Time travel but sort of a multiverse fic…. It made me feel things and if you read it you’ll also be like…. “Chat is this real?????!?”. Heart wrenching but in a good way? Maybe not even a good way…. it’s in a sad way but not? Bittersweet maybe. JUST READ IT!!!!! It’s written wonderfully.

It’s a three part series, first part is long, the other two works are shorter.

[artisthomes]

Ezra Pound's home at 48 Langham Street in Fitzrovia, London, England

[thepastisalreadywritten]

Catherine joins school trip to National Portrait Gallery

4 February 2025

The Princess of Wales was “like one of the mums and the helpers on the school trip” as she accompanied four and five-year-olds to a new project at the National Portrait Gallery.

Catherine, 43, boarded a minibus with pupils at All Souls Church of England Primary School in Fitzrovia, London, making the short journey to Trafalgar Square where the princess opened an interactive trail at the gallery.

She was seen holding hands with Grace, five, as they made their way out of the bus.

[sometimeslondon]

Fitzroy Square, Fitzrovia through winter trees

[persistentrain]

[aneverydaything]

Day 2125, 17 April 2024

[bygonely]

Fascinating Photos of Fitzrovia, West End London in the 1980s

[fitzrovianews]

The Fitzrovia News, no 185, June 2025

The Fitzrovia News, number 185, published Sunday 8 June 2025. A two-page news-sheet of news, local democracy reports, public consultations and information. Printed as usual in dull black and white. The Fitzrovia News is usually published every three months: spring, summer, autumn and winter issues. Sometimes more often with the occasional special issue. Available from outside of Fitzrovia…

[literarylondonhq]

‘Little Women’

Soho. Two ‘Little Women’ from Chichester exploring the Big Smoke! @londonliterarypubcrawl Cheers!

[alexsmithson]

Telecommunications In Motion At The BT Tower!

The screwdriver-like BT Tower in Fitzrovia is the focal point of London’s telecommunications to the rest of the world! #shotoniphone #photography #london #british #telecom #telecommunication #communication #summer #city #travel #worldwide

[onejamtart]

OJT EATS | Lore of the Land

For those of you that don't know, Guy Ritchie the director has his own pub in London and it's called Lore of the Land. We'd heard that it did a mean Sunday lunch so with our love of a good Sunday roast, we headed on down.

Now if you're going to own a pub, you might as well go the whole hog and make your own beer. Guy Ritchie clearly thought so as he has stocked his own pub with his own brand of Gritchie beer. I had a pale ale and it's pretty good!

We started foodwise with a pub classic; the scotch egg. You can see from the photo that the egg is perfectly jammy which is a clear sign of a well cooked scotch egg. The sausage meat on the outside was perfectly spiced and it had a super crispy coating. That's pretty much everything you need in a scotch egg all in one!

Then it was onto the roast. You can get the option of trying 2 meats so we went with pork and lamb. The lamb was perfectly cooked and so was the pork. It came with a super crispy layer of crackling and a good layer of fat. The yorkshire was pretty impressive but theh other sides were a little disappointing. The potatoes weren't bad but nothing special but we didn't like the veg. It was all a little strangely sweet and the spice mix used on it didn't really work for us.

For dessert, we had this big fat profiterole type thing. The best thing about this was the cream filling which was slightly sweet and the topping. Not sure exactly what it was but it was a caramel sauce with this slightly malty flavoured crispy stopping. The whole thing was sweet but also surprisingly light; this is a low key contender for best part of the meal.

Guy Ritchie has definitely bought himself a pub and instilled a fair amount of his personality into it in that it feels like an old fashioned London pub. When the worst thing about a Sunday roast is the veg, you know that they have their priorities right at least. And then with a surprisingly good, if slightly simple, dessert, this place is worth a visit!

Lore of the Land, 4 Conway St, London W1T 6BB

Cheers, JL

[mcarballo]

London - Fitzrovia

[elirey88]

Roka, Fitzrovia

[ghoulfilm]

Roka, Fitzrovia