THATMuse: Putting the fun back into cultural exploration at the British Museum
We've all been there, struggling through the countless artifacts at a museum feigning interest in the hope of impressing your friends
The Victorian Bath House, Bishopsgate: A hidden gem in every way
In a hidden part of Liverpool Street, enclosed by tall office buildings, you might have noticed a highly unusual, incongruous building in Bishopgate’s Churchyard
Crowd-pleasing pop-up gets a permanent home at Dead Dolls House, Islington
Every successful food pop-up likes to graduate to become a fully-fledged restaurant and the team behind Dead Dolls House has successfully achieved that dream
Italian dining at Bocconcino: Mayfair settings without the attitude
Bocconcino is located in an area just off Berkeley Square with esteemed neighbours like Nobu and Park Chinois. Naturally, you would enter Bocconcino with some trepidation fearing this might be a dining establishment just for the Mayfair crowd
Shining a spotlight on Chinese regional cuisine at Chinese Cricket Club, Blackfriars
Fans of Chinese cuisine will appreciate that most Chinese restaurants in places like Chinatown serve a distinctly Cantonese style of regional food. There are in fact 8 great regional cuisines in China
Theatrics guaranteed at the fabulous Vaulty Towers, Waterloo
As soon as you step into Vaulty Towers in Lower Marsh, Waterloo, you will appreciate this is no ordinary bar
A mouthwatering Japanese menu for the discerning at Sakagura, Mayfair
When you have the might of the owner of the Japan Centre, Shoryu and Ichiryu as well as being the first Japanese restaurant to be owned by a sake company in the UK, authenticity is never in doubt for a restaurant like Sakagura on Heddon Street
Kingston's culinary scene is flying high thanks to Hawkers Bar and Brasserie
Hawkers Bar and Brasserie has a distinct 1920s style thanks to the inspiration from their aviation hero, Harry Hawker. It is one of the most stylish dining and drinking establishments in Kingston
Finger Lickin' Good chicken at The Famous Flames, Camden
It's an extremely entrepreneurial decision to open a chicken shop close to Camden Tube Station given the multitude of clubs and music venues in the area. There is little risk of failure given that this is the team behind great restaurants like Boondocks, Stax and Butterscotch
Ethical dining with wild foraged seasonal produce at Shanes on Canalside, Hackney Wick
Here east at Hackney Wick might not be the most convenient location for Sunday brunches, but judging by the crowds of people visiting Shanes on Canalside and nearby restaurants, this is the place to visit for a relaxing, peaceful stroll and brunch on the weekends
LASSCO Bar & Dining: a quirky imbibe and dine experience in close proximity to Maltby Street
LASSCO Bar & Dining must be one of the most unusual venue spaces you will find in London. The LASSCO (London Architectural Salvage and Supply Company) Ropewalk warehouse stores all types of reused and salvaged items.
Working with local suppliers at Borough Market is the key to Arthur Hooper's success
It is a fitting touch that the new restaurant and bar, Arthur Hooper's in Borough Market has chosen their name to reflect the historic nature of their location
A Japanese omakase feast for all raw fish lovers at Kikuchi, Tottenham Court Road
Kikuchi has been somewhat of a hidden Japanese institution since 1998. It is situated in Hanway Street, a hidden alleyway behind Tottenham Court Road in close proximity to another culinary institution, Hakkasan
Team-bonding is the name of the game at Swingers, the City of London
Crazy golf at times does get an unfair reputation for being an activity for the children in an uninspiring resort town. However, a visit to Swingers is very likely to change your opinion of this extremely sociable sport
Brace yourself for a visual feast at 100 Kensington at The Exhibitionist Hotel
There are times when you visit a restaurant, you end up receiving more than just a culinary surprise. This was very much the case in point on our recent visit to 100 Kensington. It is situated at The Exhibitionist hotel, which is a boutique, luxury venue in South Kensington that also happens to be a modern art lover's paradise.