Dishoom, Covent Garden
There are few establishments in London that are either more reliable or just straightforwardly enjoyable…
Yearly Archives: 2021
The Rule by David Jackson
Daniel is special. He is ridiculed for being different. He is looking forward to his…
Beluga Terrace at Harvey Nichols
I’m not an online shopper. There, I’ve said it. It’s been over a year now…
The Mayfair Townhouse
If you equate Mayfair with stuffy, the Mayfair Townhouse will come as something of a…
Wilding
Jay Rayner, of the Observer, is an estimable food critic; one of the best writing…
Cunning Little Vixen at Opera Holland Park
The Cunning Little Vixen is an opera that presents both audience and opera company alike…
Killer Thrillers for Summer
Assuming we manage to get away this summer, what could be better to be on a…
Arros QD
There have often been what we might call ‘food moments’ in London. Cacio e pepe…
Operation Pedestal
For most people Malta is a place where you go on holiday, lie on sandy…
Tea at Ting, The Shard
Having lived and worked in London for most of my life, it may come as…
Bath or Bust: A West Country Jaunt
It has, frankly, been a bad business being stuck at home these past few months.…
Spa of the Month: The Runnymede on Thames
The Runnymede is not what you’d call a destination spa. It has a perfectly respectable…