We all know Oxford Street for its shopping. The name alone conjures a delirium of endless footfall and minimal personal space. This mile-and-a-half corridor of consumerism stretches from Marble Arch…
Food & Drink
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There are few London restaurants with such rich history as Quaglino’s. Since Giovanni Quaglino opened its doors in Bury Street, the institution located in the heart of St. James’s has…
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At Frog, dinner doesn’t start with a menu; it starts with an envelope. Slide out what’s inside, and you’re not looking at any sort of menu, but rather a hand-illustrated…
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Most meals start with a ritual we typically don’t pay much mind to: a basket of fresh bread, a small plate, and a perfunctory pour of a green-gold liquid. It’s…
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Some evenings are better without much of a plan. One drink imperceptibly becomes three, dinner is delayed until a leisurely 9 pm, and before you know it, several hours have…
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Since opening in March 2024, Chef Larry Jayasekara‘s tribute to his Sri Lankan roots at The Cocochine has become one of London’s more intriguing addresses, a place where old-school hospitality…
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In South London, two much-loved institutions are celebrating milestones of their own and coming together to mark them in rather delicious fashion. This year, celebrated Indian restaurant Babur is commemorating…
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Water used to be the least interesting thing on the table. Though for something so ordinary, it’s had a surprising number of iterations. Over the decades, we have carried it…
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There’s something ironic about bringing the culinary traditions of Beijing’s ancient alleyways to the 33rd floor of a corporate glass tower. It’s not uncommon for traditions to lose a little…
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This September, Londoners can bypass a flight up north to experience the creative energy and pristine flavours of the Nordics. Making its long-awaited UK debut, Taste Of Iceland will infect…