Events

Gaucho’s Theo Konstantopoulos has just the cure if Dry January is looking too tedious for words

Ffiona’s restaurant in Kensington might be the oldest in town to have never been reviewed by a critic. A magistrate-cum-writer from The Spectator used to come in, and once penned…

I do not, under any circumstances, want my face printed on a Guinness. Leave the poor thing alone. I used to have to inscribe shamrocks into the domed foam in…

Newly dubbed Rotten Octopus, the restaurant will pop-up at Clara’s bistro in Shoreditch

January might be cold, dark and chronically overdrawn, but London’s live music calendar is doing its best to keep things interesting. From avant-rock oddballs and jungle royalty to left-field club…

The club, 35 this year, is promising a brand-new audio and visual experience — and some mammoth DJs

London is an expensive city. Increasingly so. But there remain a wealth of activities to suit lower budgets, from watching a Shakespeare play at the world-famous Globe Theatre to going…

The guide hopes to shine a spotlight on restaurants during quieter months

London is waking each morning to white rooftops and frozen windscreens, as heavy frosts come in the night and refuse to slink away come sunrise. Temperatures are hitting minus six,…

Following sites in Clapham Junction and King’s Cross, the new Tamila will open in Soho on Poland Street, and like the others will riff on the idea of a traditional…