Pop-up fever is sweeping London this season. Our friends at Groupon City Blog have been publishing series on the best pop-up restaurants, shops, art events and spectacular one-offs in town in honour of the phenomenon (bang on trend, them).

We’ve scoured the city – with the help from our friends at Tastebuds.fm – to drum up some dating ideas with a difference.

Here’s the Top 5 pick of our favourite London photoblogs! What are your favourites?

So you’ve decided to break-up with your girlfriend and, unless you’re a totally heartless cad, you might feel a bit bad about it. A lot of people fret about the right words, but so many people neglect to pick the right venue for this delicate operation.

1) An American Werewolf in London (1981)
2) 28 Days Later (2002)
3) The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)
4) Notting Hill (1999)
5) Shaun of the Dead (2004)

Is there anything more quintessentially British than Afternoon Tea? We don’t think so. To celebrate this great British pastime here’s what we think are the top spots for Afternoon Tea in London.

Literary sleuths and swotty English students literally spend every single second of their spare time looking for London’s best bookshops. Well, look no further Shakespeare addicts and second hand bookshop lovers, here are the best bookshops in London.

We pick the best local blogs for an insiders guide to London communities

Whether you’re a raver, an insomniac, or waiting for a very early plane the next morning; sometimes you need a place to go after the rest of the pubs and bars shut.
Tinsel Town
This up-market burger …

Spoonfed’s resident culture critic and bon vivant Tom Jeffreys picks his favourite places in London. Handy for fans of opulence; and stalkers.
Wellcome Collection
Always fascinating, always free: one of the best things in London.

Liberty
Expensive but brilliant. Well-edited …

Decades of poor international relations has led the British to be perceived in a less than flatteringly light by our foreign neighbours. If TV and film could be relied upon then the entire population of …

Shops close early, afternoon telly is rubbish and if there’s nothing good on at the cinema then most people are stuck with little else to do on a Sunday than twiddle their thumbs. But, if …

Outside the somnolent inner-city circle of theatres — little more than terminals where one may observe a performance of The Sound of Music, or The Lion King, or Cats — there exists another kind of …

Art is cool. Everyone knows that. And like Charles Saatchi and his YBAs, London’s got more than its fair share. In 1994 Roy Strong wrote in The Sunday Times that, for a successful exhibition, ‘You’ve …