Kanesaka at 45 Park Lane: Sushi, Reconsidered
Omakase has been the thing to book in London for the best part of three…
Browsing: London Restaurants
Bellamy’s, Mayfair: A Club Without a Sub
Twenty-two years in, the trio behind Bellamy’s are still running Mayfair’s most convincing members’ club,…
Skylon on the Southbank
The South Bank has always been a place where London performs, or even out-performs itself.…
Silva, Revisited
When I first visited Mayfair’s Silva restaurant for the Arbuturian last year, I found it…
Bao, Bargains and Rooftops: A Tale of Three Japans
From the carnivorous theatre of Flesh and Buns to the bargain elegance of Inko Nito…
Zoilo
A World Cup hangover, an Argentinian grill, and the small matter of the world’s 101…
Brindisa, Battersea
As a brand, Brindisa has made itself, over more than 30 years, synonymous with Spanish…
Willett’s
On one of the world’s most expensive streets, Willett’s is serving £1 oysters at happy…
Cooper’s Cut
Truman Capote’s Holly Golightly famously said of her favourite shop that “I adore Tiffanys. Nothing…
Chargal
If you ever thought Turkish food was all about kebabs, Chargal will certainly change your…
Orrery by Pierre Minotti
The original Sir Terrence Conran incarnation of Orrery, located above The Conran Shop on Marylebone…
Chet’s, Shepherd’s Bush
In which it’s Shepherd’s Bush, but not as Lydia Manch knew it… The Hoxton rolling…