Spiritual Hard Techno Queen Kiki Feel Reveals Her Fave London Hangouts

Kiki Feel is a promising rising figure in the hard techno scene, bringing a unique touch to her artistry as both a DJ and producer. She has quickly made a name for herself through her distinctive sound and magnetic energy. Describing herself as an alien soul, communicating through the universal language of sound and music, her artistic journey is an exploration of sonic dimensions, blending raw intensity with hypnotic melodies to create powerful, otherworldly sets. Here she takes some time out to share her recommendation of must things to do when in London:

Eating (Local Food Not to Miss, Cheap Food, Street Food, Expensive and Fine Dining):

Dishoom offers Indian cuisine in an atmosphere reminiscent of the old cafés of Bombay.

The Ledbury is a Michelin-starred restaurant that serves modern and creative British cuisine.

For an authentic and affordable English specialty, I highly recommend Goddards at Greenwich. Open since 1890, it serves pie, mash & liquor. Tasting it feels like being in another world.

Best Coffee: It’s hard to choose just one, but I’d say Chestnut Bakery in vibrant Belgravia—hot drinks and homemade pastries, a true paradise.

Drinking:

Ye Old Cheshire Cheese is a historic London pub, rebuilt after the Great Fire of 1666, offering a unique atmosphere and a wide selection of beers.
Bar Italia, an iconic café in the heart of Soho, has been serving authentic Italian espresso since 1949.

Beyond the countless English pubs, local specialties abound.

Partying:

Fabric is a legendary club in Farringdon, famous for its electronic music and all-night parties.

Ministry of Sound is an institution in London’s club scene, known for its cutting-edge sound system and international DJs.

Other top spots include Night Tales, Phonox, The Cause—no joke.

The scene is incredibly developed, and for DJs, playing in London is undoubtedly a major achievement.

Relaxing:

Bar Italia (Soho) – An institution for the Italian community, perfect for an authentic espresso and meeting fellow Italians at any hour.

The Churchill Arms (Kensington) – A historic pub known for its spectacular floral façade and incredible Thai food.

Boxpark (Shoreditch) – A mix of street food and bars, ideal for meeting friends and soaking up the area’s hipster vibe.

Mercato Metropolitano (Elephant & Castle) – A large space featuring street food, live music, and a lively atmosphere, much loved by expats.

The Spaniards Inn (Hampstead) – A historic pub surrounded by greenery, perfect for a relaxing pint after a walk in Hampstead Heath.

Best Things to Do:

Rough Trade East is an independent record store on Brick Lane, offering a vast selection of vinyl and live events.

Cyberdog, a futuristic store in Camden Market, is known for its alternative fashion and techno vibe.

The Ceremony of the Keys is a centuries-old tradition held every evening at the Tower of London, where the guards lock the tower gates in a historic ceremony.

Portobello Road Market is an open-air market in Notting Hill, famous for its antique stalls and vibrant atmosphere.

These experiences offer a glimpse into the rich culture and diverse activities that London has to offer.