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| Name | Chris |
| Area Covered | London |
| Interests | Food, Photography, Walking, Markets, Arts, Off the beaten track, Underground scene, Wine, Travel writing |
Introducing Chris - your Friend at the other End!
About Me
I'm an avid traveller but always love returning back to my adopted home, London.
As the Food & Drink Editor at Londonist (recently named top London blog by The Guardian), I enjoy sharing my opinions and experiences with tens of thousands of readers as I navigate the London dining scene.
Similarly as an arts correspondent for Juxtapoz Magazine and other publications, I am allowed much appreciated access to the world of art. We are spoilt for art in London and I try never take this fact for granted.
My work for the UK and Europe's most popular user generated review website, Qype, has me out organizing events for the site's members. I've hosted everything from menu launches to tours of St Paul's to a samosa making workshop.
I'm also a professional photographer, most of what I shoot is in London. I find myself bopping all over the place for my gigs, always gleaning a bit of Londoner knowledge along the way.
As the saying goes, if you want something done, ask a busy person. I'm busy having the time of my life and would love to share my deep affection for and knowledge of London with a variety of visitors.
