There are afternoon teas designed for grown-ups, and there are children’s experiences that parents politely endure. T…
Food & Drink
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 …
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, textura…
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 …
Pom Thai reopens in Ibiza after a stealing the show in Courchevel
Pom Thaï’s long-awaited May reopening in Ibiza feels like the revival of a beloved island ritual — the kind that loca…
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 transf…
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…