Events

This weekend (June 6 and 7) offers the chance to explore more than 120 of London’s lesser known and sometimes hidden green spaces as part of London Open Gardens. From…

In the main room, which evokes the feel of a club scene from a 2000s movie with dance battles and Lindsay Lohan, the DJ booth is elevated and almost out…

West Kensington, gloriously alone with my plants and only my own socks to pick up. I’ve lived in the Fulham area for the past 15 years but am currently considering…

More than ten pizzerias have opened in the capital so far this year — high profile, or at least well trodden into London’s frenetic food-based discourse. Probably you’ll have seen…

Moods, atmospheres, places change. Where once there was an adult cinema, now exists Khao Bird, a buzzing, neon-lit Thai-inspired joint with crispy sea bass and curries full of lemongrass and…

As best I can tell the philosophy here is: what if things were really good? Would that be cool? Marcos, the general manager, leans on your table, lazily flaps through…

The much-awaited sunshine is a welcome change from weeks of rain, cloud, and hail. And it is sure to herald the return of some classic features of London life in…

Nourishing scenes are happening, and happening well, writes Josh Barrie

Koko and House of Koko’s warren of rooms, vinyl booths, corridors, terraces and balconies — with 300 pieces of art on display — make it one of London’s most intriguing…