All seafood lovers must make a beeline to Bucket in Notting Hill, which offers a distinctly, chilled Mediterranean vibe and a menu shimmering with tasty crustaceans, fish and other seafaring creatures
Dinner Time Stories who brought us the smash hit pop-up, Le Petit Chef is back with the latest venture, Banquet of Hoshena. As most of us know, we eat with all our senses and not just orally and their latest pop-up is all about immersing yourself in the kingdom of Hoshena
Niche in Islington is a restaurant we've admired very much at Townfish for a very long time. We love the fact they offer gluten-free dining but without any compromise in the taste and quality of their food
Mercato Metropolitano has been an undeniable success and singlehandedly brought about the gentrification process to Elephant and Castle. There are mindboggling options available for lovers of the finer things in life but wine connoisseurs should make a beeline to Bottles & Battles.
Excellently positioned directly opposite St Pauls Cathedral, The Happenstance is a stylish bar & restaurant that boasts a bountiful deli, mixology table and florist, and invites you to "immerse yourself in a world of curiously good times & happy coincidences".
With an unprecedented panorama over the formidable Canary Wharf, Plateau has presented a platter of contemporary French elegance to London's cosmopolitan dockside business district for over a decade.
Who would have thought that the Millbank Tower near Westminster and Pimlico, which, I think we can all agree, is not the oldest, prettiest, tallest, most famous or historically important of the London skyscrapers, would be home to such an epic enclave of relaxation and perfectly delivered burger and lobster?
Comptoir Gascon is located on London's Charterhouse Street (EC1) in Farringdon, famed for its plethora of fine gastro-pubs and one of the city's most renowned nightclubs, Fabric.
With its location in the leafy suburb of Primrose Hill, The Princess of Wales pub is always going to be something a little bit more than a traditional pub.
© National Maritime Museum, London. Easter is a time for celebration. Whether you are religious, or just enjoy indulging in the festivities associated with the Christian holiday, there are plenty of options in London.
When you want an entertaining tour of the city, rather than the snooze of a listless guide intoning historical dates, try driving straight off the edge of the Thames in the most bizarre London sightseeing adventure, and book an afternoon with the London Duck Tours.
London’s a funny old place. Spring should be in the air – daffodils blooming, layers coming off, little chicks and other such signs of warmer weather appearing. Instead we seem to be battling snow or heavy rain, so I guess we’d be forgiven for not realising that Easter is here.
No one can deny that freshly baked bread is one of the best things in the world, but making the best bread around takes true skill, plenty of experience and a nod to tradition.
