Camden

Quite possibly the OG Mexican taco truck in London, Luardos has been going strong since 2007, perfecting the art of the fresh taco, burrito, and now, torta, at their permanent spot at Kerb Camden Market. They are close to undefeated when it comes to authentic flavor, adding in new menu options only once they're absolutely bulletproof. With two trucks and one stand, these guys get around—they're available for catering, too.

Part of a massive rehaul of the formerly mediocre Camden Lock food market is Killa Dilla, Willy Leigh and Josh Whiting's cheesy, fatty, delicious take on the American version of the Mexican quesadilla. These 'dillas come with a sizeable dousing of melted cheese and meat. Needless to say, this is one of the very best, most indulgent snacks, whether you go for the smoked beef short-rib or the succulent chicken thigh version.

People all around London flock to Primrose Hill for the breathtaking 360 degree view. On summer days the hill is covered in picnickers taking in the sun. On winter days, there's always a dog walker or two, and when it snows, this is a prime sledding park.

Straddling Westminster and Camden, Regent's Park features the largest grass area for sports in London, plus an Open Air Theater, Regent's College, Regent's Canal, the London Zoo, restaurants, cafes, and much more. Every October, the park hosts Frieze, with two enormous pavilions and sculptures throughout the park.

From the Reverb festival that brings modern excitement to classical music, to hosting the hip Camden Crawl festival every May, Camden's Roundhouse is a hub for London's music scene, with young people at its heart. Acting as a community center of sorts, the goal of here is to inspire young adults to become interested and trained in the arts. Check their website for listings and details of their current events: expect rock, jazz, classical, folk and everything in between.

Using revolutionary technology from the USA, which dehydrates the nits and head lice, The Hair Force ensure everything is removed. Treatments can be administered in their lounge or within your home.

This colorful indoor climbing frame for 6-month to 11-year-olds is part of the Talacre Sports and Community Center, and just a short walk from the Kentish Town West station. If you want to bring your really little ones to play, a good time is between 9-10:30am on weekdays for the "Under 5 Only" session.

Rock climbing is a seriously intimidating sport for beginners, but High Sports team eases nerves with informal classes and supervised sessions targeted for newcomers. With gym locations all over London, they are an especially great resource for kids, who can learn the basics (and safety) in their Junior clubs. For those who are less committed, they also do birthday parties and one-time drop in classes, which do a fantastic job of occupying kids on rainy days.

We were sad to see Triyoga's beautiful, Primrose Hill location go but are more than satisfied with its new airy, Camden replacement. Beyond the well-known yoga and Pilates classes—by far, some of the best the city has to offer—it's also worth checking out the infrared sauna sessions, craniosacral massage, intuitive readings, and nutritional, EFT, and CBT therapy (depending on what you're after). Additional services are offered at Triyoga locations in Covent Garden, Soho, and Chelsea.