Fishs Eddy purchases large warehouses of left-over or out-of-use china as well as creating their own designs. So if you need some former TWA flatware or maybe Cynthia Rowley dishes this is the place to be. Also the prices are right and the attitude is far from pretentious.

Flagship store, 889 Broadway at 19th street; Union Square subway; www.fishseddy.com/

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If the massive stores like TopShop and H & M leave you overwhelmed, under-impressed, and wearing the same thing as everyone else, then Old Spitalfields Market is the place to go. Built in 1887 as a former food market, the Spitalfields building is now home to over 300 covered stalls manned by artisans and designers themselves. Open 7 days a week but Sunday is the best!

105a Commerical Street; by tube Liverpool Street station; by bus 8, 242, 149 and 67; www.visitspitalfields.com/

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Aqua al Due has supplied the perfect solution to never knowing which pasta to pick. As a primi you can order an assaggi or an assortment of 5 pastas! Also absolutely amazing and completely unusual is their blueberry filet mignon, tender and tasty.

Via dell'Acqua, near Piazza della Signoria, Reservations a must, 055 384 170

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