Afternoon Tea at Chai Wu
Afternoon tea in London is loved by locals and tourists alike as the perfect way…
Author Rebecca Lipkin
Le Pont de la Tour: Pushing the Boat Out
Few London dining venues are more memorable than Le Pont de la Tour on a…
London Wine Week
‘Why can’t every week be London Wine Week?’, we ask. Returning for its third year,…
Brideshead Revisited
I caught the world première of the English Touring Theatre and York Theatre Royal’s co-production…
Les 110 des Taillevent
An off-shoot of the legendary two Michelin star (once three) Paris restaurant, Le Taillevent -…
The Caretaker
“As far as I’m concerned, The Caretaker is funny, up to a point. Beyond that…
Medlar
At the not-so glamorous end of the King’s Road, lies a very special restaurant you’re…
House of Ho
Having launched on Old Compton Street in Soho a couple of years back, House of…
Flare Path
Warm and cosy, rather like a Miss Marple without the murder, whilst Terrence Rattigan’s Flare…
Fauré’s Requiem at Wells Cathedral
Rarely performed at Wells Cathedral, their renowned choir will be singing the sublime choral work,…
New Art-Tea at The Kensington
Spend the long Easter weekend combining a visit to the Victoria & Albert Museum’s latest…
Caldesi in Campagna
Bray, the idyllic village in Berkshire, has been one of the UK’s hottest foodie destinations…