Being the slick banking hotbed that Liverpool Street is, you can find a few great restaurants to spend some of that City-sized wage on. Head on over to the Heron Tower for some spectacular 40-floor views and equally impressive food at Duck & Waffle. If sushi is more your flavour however, Sushi Samba is located on the floor below. But be quick, reservation slots don’t last for long at either restaurant! Don’t say we didn’t warn you.

One of London’s leading steak connoisseurs are also based in Liverpool Street. Hawksmoor, more meat than you can feast your eyes on. The desserts aren’t bad either. Leaning towards a more valued dinner plate? Then look no further than Pizza Union. You’ll be shocked how far your tenner goes here we promise!

Looking for a spot to drink and need a push in the right direction? The Water Poet, where great pub food meets traditional liquor. They also have a great beer garden, complete with decking and benches. Perfect for those summer evening drinking sessions.

Looking for something a bit more unusual? Then The Mayor of Scaredy Cat Town is just for you. Hidden behind a fridge door and only accessible using the secret passcode, you really have to go see it to believe it.

It wouldn’t be a complete visit to Liverpool Street without stopping by the Sky Garden. Breath-taking views accompany a choice of two restaurants, a bar or just a viewing platform for those that have already overindulged. The views alone are book-worthy.

Not to mention the historic and famous Spitalfields Market, a mere 5-minute walk from your Point A Hotel and stacked with over 110 different stalls offering you an extensive range of fashion and food choices.

Last but not least and the closest attraction of them all (literally opposite!), is Dennis Server’s House. 10 fully furnished rooms, this time capsule offers a glimpse back into 18th-century life in England. A must see.