Kanesaka at 45 Park Lane: Sushi, Reconsidered
Omakase has been the thing to book in London for the best part of three…
Browsing: Eating Out
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.…
The Bat & Ball, Cuddesdon
In a quiet Oxfordshire village ten minutes from Oxford, The Bat & Ball pairs a…
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…
Roast in Peace: A Sunday at The Mutton
With Blighty once again in the grip of a heatwave, Larry heads to Hartley Wintney…
Cooper’s Cut
Truman Capote’s Holly Golightly famously said of her favourite shop that “I adore Tiffanys. Nothing…
Ratatouille, Rooftops and the Rue d’Assas
A night of Anglo-French rivalry on a Paris rooftop gives way to lunch at Hélène…