Most teenagers spend their summers scooping ice cream, hanging by a pool as a lifeguard or just driving their parents crazy. That's not the case for 17-year old Isabelle Fraser. She's spending the summer as the Four Seasons Hotel London Teen Concierge. Isabelle is on hand to tell teens (and their parents) about the hottest places to shop, eat and hang out inLondon- and let's face it, teens would rather hear about this from someone their own age. She knows what she's talking about. She has been a Londoner all her life and lives in Notting Hill, one of the coolest neighbourhoods in the city. Here Isabella shares her Notting Hill insider tips, which will appeal to fashionistas where they are 17 or 37 (and up!)

Electric Cinema
This is undoubtedly London's most stylish cinema. It is the perfect way to relax and watch a film, seated in a luxurious leather chair or sofa, with a foot recliner. Snacks and drinks are available from the bar which opens before the film begins; the huge chocolate brownies are greatly recommended.

191 Portobello Road
London
Phone: 020 7908 9696
www.electriccinema.co.uk

Lucky 7 Diner
This American style diner could have just come off the ”˜Grease' set; it's so retro and fun. Try an Extra Extra thick milkshake if you dare! There's such a buzzing, lively atmosphere, the staff are really friendly and the food is fantastic. Open Mon-Sun 10am-10.30pm.

127 Westbourne Park Road
London
Phone: 020 7727 6771
www.lucky7london.co.uk

Cowshed
London's new trendiest salon aims to provide a place to indulge in sociable grooming, whilst using the famous ”˜Cow' cosmetic range. Book a ”˜Teenage Cow groom' facial, massage and manicure in advance. The staff are extremely friendly and the interior is very chic; a small haven to relax in away from the bustling market around the corner.

119 Portland Road
London
Phone: 020 7078 1944
www.cowshedclarendoncross.com

Emma Hope
Head straight to this beautiful shoe shop for London's best ballet flats. Also famous for her dainty wedding shoes, Emma Hope's collection oozes traditional London style. They have a great selection of both casual and smart shoes, suitable for all occasions. Open Mon-Sat 10am-6.30pm

207 Westbourne Grove
London
Phone: 020 7313 7590
www.emmahope.co.uk

Blue Poppy Couture
This innovative designer has caused a storm in the London fashion scene producing beautiful, flattering dresses only 1 year after graduating from London College of Fashion. The shop is very dainty and feminine, full of pretty accessories. Open Mon-Fri 10am-6pm, Sun 11am-5pm

171 Westbourne Grove
London
Phone: 020 7792 9667

Tom's Deli
A celebrity spotting hot-spot located in the heart of Notting Hill, set up by local Tom Conran, this friendly café is a huge hit with the locals. The Eggs Benedict is very yummy, and you must try at least one slice of cake whilst you're there! Salads are also available downstairs in the deli section. Best for brunch, or an afternoon coffee with cake. Open 8am-7pm

226 Westbourne Grove
London
Phone: 020 7221 8818
www.tomsdelilondon.co.uk

Portobello RoadMarket
This world famous market is one of London's oldest weekly markets. There is a great sense of community in the area and the market is a real sight. It begins with antiques at the top, followed by fresh fruit and vegetables, with lastly a large clothes market at the bottom end of the road under the Westway. It is a lively musical area, often with street artists always entertaining and lots to look at, all-in-all a great day out. Best on Fridays and Saturdays for clothes and food

www.portobelloroad.co.uk

The Travel Bookshop
As seen in the film ”˜Notting Hill' with Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant, the quirky travel bookshop aims to provide literary guides to places reaching every corner of the globe. The staff are always keen to provide you with the guide you require. Open Mon-Sat 10am-6pm, Sun 12am-5pm

13-15 Blenheim Crescent W11
London
Phone: 020 7229 5260