Atul Kochhar’s Michelin-starred Indian restaurant, Benares, is presently closed for refurbishment. The restaurant in Berkeley Square will re-open in the coming weeks, though no date has been announced yet.
Diners wanting Indian food with a fine-dining twist can go to Tamarind in the meantime, a minute’s walk around the corner. The mid-week set lunch menu is priced at £18.95 for three courses.
1 Lombard Street Restaurant, Bar and Brasserie has teamed up with Jazz FM Live to create a unique supper club experience in the heart of the city, with intimate performances by a host of world-class jazz musicians. From September 2010, well known artists will entertain diners on Saturday nights, with...
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The Arbuturian and The Rare Tea Company are delighted to offer readers the chance to win a fabulous gift set of the finest teas available to humanity. The set includes: Silver Tip White Tea The most prized of all white teas, this is the purest, least processed tea available. Low in caffeine and especially...
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I was luckily enough to be on the guest list to Ecurie25’s latest show-and-tell party at their head offices in Railway Street, aptly named due to its closeness to King’s Cross station. Ecurie25 is an exclusive car club; you join, you buy credit, you drive a very nice car for the weekend, or for...
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The truce is over. For three weeks in June, football fans all over the country were forced to jettison their club affiliations and clasp to their collective bosom, players for whom they normally have unbridled contempt (step forward Messrs A. Cole and J. Terry), in order to get behind England in the...
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At some festivals you will party like crazy, dress like a loony and possibly not remember too much of what you’ve been up to all weekend. Some of us with slightly more miles on the clock might prefer a more ‘craftsy’, relaxed affair in stunning surroundings. At Shambala, from 26th – 29th...
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Are you under the impression that it is impossible to live elegantly in a studio? With all one’s rooms rolled together into one unit, you might think it an uncomfortable, awkward, graceless way to live. Humans are not built to live in one small space, you might say. Humans need to have quarters for...
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If Windermere Suites had been around in Wainwright’s day, I fear that there would now be hoards of walkers aimlessly wandering around the fells, with absolutely no idea where they’re headed. Because who’s to say that Wainwright would have been any more immune to this high-end B&B’s charms...
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Silvena Rowe is a busy lady; having just launched a dazzling new cookery book to wide acclaim and with a sequel already scheduled for publication next year, she is now preparing to open a restaurant at The May Fair Hotel to serve her signature Eastern Mediterranean cuisine in a luxurious, modern setting....
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