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"Mario Buatta\n\nRestaurants\n\n Espelette at The Connaught. The Foyer at Claridge&amp;#39;s is convenient, cheerful, and you see everybody because they&amp;#39;re all coming and going there.\n\nHotels\n\n The Connaught: I&amp;#39;ve been staying there for more than a decade.\n\nShopping\n\n Colefax Fowler for antiques. Turnbull Asser and Holland Holland for clothes. I like to go to all the antiques shops in Chelsea and on King&amp;#39;s Road. And for shipping goods back home, I&amp;#39;ve always usedGander White. They&amp;#39;ve always been very satisfactory for me.\n\nLeisure\n\n The theater district. Recently I saw two No\u00EBl Coward plays, Blithe Spirit and The Vortex.\n\nOutdoors\n\n Window shopping on Bond Street.\n\nTradition\n\n Civilization! Everyone is very civilized. Londoners make you feel very good about yourself.\n\nPartridge Fine Art\n\nCarleton Varney\n\nRestaurants\n\n Believe it or not, Trader Vic&amp;#39;s. For breakfast, I like to go toThe Wolseley.Daylesford Organic is one of the most attractively done restaurants. The whole interior is finished in white marble.\n\nHotels\n\n Dukes Hotel: It&amp;#39;s very small, intimate, and they have an interesting bar with bright green walls and a tartan carpet. They have a nice showcase in the lobby where they display little silver objects that you can buy.\n\nShopping\n\n Walton Street has all these lovely little shops, from fashion to home furnishings to accessories, that are not what I call &amp;quot;Mayfair shops.&amp;quot; They&amp;#39;re a little offbeat. Partridge&amp;#39;s has a lot of great things too. On Lillie Road you can find many interesting shops selling the kind of items that might come out of somebody&amp;#39;s attic or barn\u2014architectural fragments, painted farm tables, rocking horses, interesting mirror frames and accessories.\n\nLeisure\n\n West End theaters.\n\nOutdoors\n\n Grosvenor Square: It&amp;#39;s at the end of my street. Sometimes on sunny days I&amp;#39;ll sit there and have a sandwich.\n\nTradition\n\n Londoners are always really into their flowers. There are wonderful flower shops that sell things that are not arranged. (The English make their own flower arrangements. They&amp;#39;re good at it.) On Columbia Road there&amp;#39;s a flower market every Sunday, and for lunch there are some nice little coffee shops nearby.\n\nStephen Sills\n\nRestaurants\n\n My favorite is H\u00E9l\u00E8ne Darroze at The Connaught. They have a wonderful sole, and I love the wine selection.\n\nHotels\n\n Claridge&amp;#39;s and The Connaught: They&amp;#39;re so beautifully decorated, both of them.\n\nShopping\n\n Core One: It&amp;#39;s a lot of young dealers. Of course, there&amp;#39;s Pimlico Road, which is more upscale.Olympia International Art Antiques Fair is fantastic. It&amp;#39;s a yearly event, and dealers from all over England exhibit there. And it&amp;#39;s very easy to get things back from London. Great shippers. A lot of the antiques fairs have a shipping office. You just have to register with them.\n\nLeisure\n\n I love Harry&amp;#39;s Bar, everything about it\u2014atmosphere and food.\n\nOutdoors\n\n My favorite outdoor space is probably the gardens at Buckingham Palace.Hyde Park is beautiful just for walking.\n\nTradition\n\n Indian food: I find a great Indian restaurant every time I go to London, and I never go to the same one twice."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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