What other drink can say it caused a whole city to go temporarily crazed? Or is nicknamed Mother’s Ruin? None apart from beloved gin (the craze being the one that swept London in the first half of the 18th century when you could buy a glass for a few pennies). London’s love of gin is still...
It’s quite a feat to come up with a resto name that’s a pun without being a) so clever that no one gets it or b) eye-wateringly banal. Fortunately Josh Katz’s Berber & Q (grilled North African cuisine) has struck a happy medium. Opening next month within the railway arches of Haggerston...
I missed the spinning craze when it first burst onto our scenes a few years ago and up until last night I had somehow managed to never find myself on a spinning bike, not including a brief dalliance when I got lost in a gym. But as an athletic type (this is a lie) I’m always keen to try new...
Head chef at the Greyhound on the Test, Alan Haughie, learned his craft as an apprentice under Anton Edelman at the Savoy from 2002-2004 and went on to continue working with him at the Brasserie St Quentin, by Harrods on Brompton Road. After a brief stint abroad he returned to London before finding...
Head chef at the Greyhound on the Test, Alan Haughie, learned his craft as an apprentice under Anton Edelman at the Savoy from 2002-2004 and went on to continue working with him at the Brasserie St Quentin, by Harrods on Brompton Road. After a brief stint abroad he returned to London before finding...
Quick, healthy (well if you forget the sugar water) and very moreish sushi is one of those dishes that it seems like London can’t get enough of. Good thing then that we have a whole plethora of sushi bars from Michelin-starred restaurants in Mayfair to sitting on the floor in bars in Soho, here...
Quick, healthy (well if you forget the sugar water) and very moreish sushi is one of those dishes that it seems like London can’t get enough of. Good thing then that we have a whole plethora of sushi bars from Michelin-starred restaurants in Mayfair to sitting on the floor in bars in Soho, here...
Most of us working in the city are busy bees and things can seem to fly past like the latest films and trends (looms bands?) without us noticing, but then London is the land of creative pop ups so step up Backyard Cinema. Feature length films once on your ‘must see’ list are available to see...
Friends Lucy Brown and Jenny Quintero are passionate about food, so much so that they left their successful careers and decided to set up the sort of restaurant that they would like to visit. The result? Jar Kitchen opening next week on Drury Lane. Open throughout the day and into the early evening...
We’ve come up with a few of our favourite date venues for you to take that special guy or gal to, that will be sure to create the perfect atmosphere, all is left is for you to get your game face on and woo the pants them off them (metaphorically of course). Radio Rooftop Bar If you’re looking...
