This is one of the best brunch spots in the city, based on some of the top London breakfast/brunch content creators. And it’s easy to see why. It’s nicely located in Mayfair, not far off from Oxford Street and the luxury stores of Regent Street, and the menu is breakfast but with a deliciously Greek twist.

Brunch can sometimes feel a bit pretentious but the vibe at Johnnie’s is more natural and relaxed. It’s just a bunch of people enjoying a meal with loved ones before continuing their day.

So, my third month was filled with excitement and a bit of sadness. The excitement of new beginnings and seeing many of the special people in my life. The slight bit of sadness came from the realisation that my time in the UK, at least for now, was winding up.

So, my second month in England saw me visit London, Berkshire and some of Europe; I discovered cool things at the Apple stores; I caught up with old friends; I attended a live jazz show; and I discovered the rude people on the train.

I got myself some tickets to watch Arsenal kick some footballing butt. I was not disappointed.