FOOD & DRINK
Toba Is Bringing Indonesian Cuisine to the Forefront of London’s Dining Scene
London’s dining scene embraces cuisines from around the world, yet Indonesian food remains surprisingly underrepresen…
Review: Disney’s Moana-Inspired Afternoon Tea, Hilton Park Lane
There are afternoon teas designed for grown-ups, and there are children’s experiences that parents politely endure. T…
Tea, Toddlers and Bloomsbury Charm at Dalloway Terrace
Dalloway Terrace has always had that rare ability to make you feel as though you’ve stepped out of London and into a storybook. Its botanical walls…
Noddle and Beer – wholesome Chinese food in the heart of Soho
The pleasure of eating at Noodle and Beer in Soho begins before the first bowl arrives. It’s a restaurant that hums w…
Tagine & Grill – The Moroccan culinary popup that’s the talk of Soho
Lunch at the new Tagine & Grill popup in Soho felt like stepping through a doorway that opened directly onto Marr…
Spice, Style and Square Mile Magic: An Evening at Chatora City
Dinner at Chatora City unfolds the way a great fashion story does — not loudly, but with a kind of confident, textural glamour that reveals itself …
A Father’s Day Roast to Remember at Town House Kensington
There is something irresistibly civilised about a long, lingering Sunday lunch — the kind that unfolds slowly, glass …
Review: Bambuddha, Ibiza
Bambuddha has always been more than a restaurant. It is quite frankly a bedazzling experience for the senses, shaped …
EatClub Lands in Manchester: The App Quietly Rewriting the Way the City Eats Out
Manchester’s dining scene has never been short on personality, but this spring it welcomes something genuinely transformative. EatClub, the fast‑gr…
We tried a Dubai Chocolate‑Making Workshop at Melt, Notting Hill and can’t stop thinking about it
There are few invitations more irresistible than an afternoon devoted entirely to chocolate—especially when it promis…