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A new flagship for the world’s healthiest bar and restaurant brand promises to bring mouth-watering vegetarian dishes and guilt-free cocktails to a luxe Covent Garden space
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From the ultimate festive ballet to the finest winter treats, your guide to the most indulgent (but not always expensive) things to do at Christmas in London
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Wondering where to find the best hot chocolate in London? Here are the spots to try with the kiddos
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Our passionate love affair with brunch shows no sign of abating, but with so many options out there, where to go in London?
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A new, tropical-themed cocktail bar from Idris Elba – The Parrot – opens in Covent Garden
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Twinkling lights, hand-made decorations and steaming mugs of mulled wine: we round-up the the best Christmas markets London has to offer this winter
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Whether it’s hopelessly romantic, over-the-top luxury or simply a restaurant that serves fantastic food, these are the places to go for celebrations and happy memories.
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From the much-loved igloos making a return, to a new Christmas-themed cocktail den, we round up London’s festive pop-ups worth getting excited about this winter
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Drink, skate, and fondue with a skyline: London's first rooftop ice rink returns this November at Skylight in the Tobacco Dock
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Rooftop East returns with a new theme: 'Curl Runnings', celebrating the 25th anniversary of cult hit Cool Runnings
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From A Christmas Carol at The Old Vic to free festive cinema screenings at House of Vans, South Bank offers plenty of festive cheer this winter
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Banish memories of pallid pub grub and find fine-dining menus and culinary innovation in the cosy surroundings of London's loveliest gastro pubs.
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Venice style bacaro, Polpetto, is transformed with the arrival of River Cafe trained Anthea Stephenson and cosy new decor
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Mayfair's restaurants reflect the wonderful gastronomic diversity of the culinary capital, encompassing Japanese, Indian, Italian and more, besides classic haute cuisine
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White truffles are more expensive than gold, and taste outrageously, sensuously good. Black truffles are transformative too. Here are London's finest truffle treats.
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Women are running the best of the new wave of Indian restaurants in London: these are the dozen to celebrate Diwali at
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The first after-hours Selfridges restaurant promises to dazzle diners with Art Deco interiors, an eclectic menu and a giant statue by Damien Hirst
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Finally there's a follow up to the 37-floor-high Sushisamba, Heron Tower. Expect more Japanese-Peruvian-Brazilian cuisine, this time in Covent Garden
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London's cosiest pubs are the best spots to get rosy-cheeked and merry in
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Battersea Power Station now plays host to top-notch Spanish cuisine from Tapas Brindisa
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From barista coffee in a Victorian urinal to pill-cabinet interiors by Damien Hirst, at these quirky restaurants, London offers a good dose of culture as well as top-notch cuisine
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A second branch of Pachamama opens in Shoreditch, blending Peruvian cooking with Asian spice
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Ruth Rogers, owner and head chef of Michelin-starred restaurant The River Café, is hosting a pop-up at Chucs Serpentine for one night only
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Ran by husband and wife team, Harumi and Toru Takahashi, Sushi Tetsu is a seven-seat Japanese restaurant in Clerkenwell that specialises in sushi and sashimi
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High-end Mayfair restaurant, Umu, offers up your favourite Japanese dishes made in the most authentic way possible
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With outposts in major cities all over the world, Zuma must be doing something right. Highlight dishes include seared salmon with lime, and grilled courgette with tarragon miso sauce
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The first Japanese restaurant in Britain to be awarded three Michelin stars, The Araki has a simple premise: one menu, nine seats, eleven courses, all sushi
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Already a sensation in Delhi and New York, the opening of the experimental Indian Accent in London was eagerly anticipated by the capital's most discerning Indian gastronomy devotees
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Almost-Michelin-starred Launceston Place in South Kensington is known for its seasonal dishes inspired by continental cuisine.
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Restaurant Story lets you live your gastronomical dreams as each dish is specifically tailored to your personal tastes
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This French Michelin-starred wonder specialises in fare from south west France, where head chef Pascal Aussignac grew up
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Mamie's crêperie serves up exquisite savoury and sweet pancakes, from childhood favourites like lemon and sugar to more sophisticated combinations