Woven by Adam Smith at Coworth Park
A tribute to the British countryside, Woven by Adam Smith, is the exciting new fine…
Browsing: Eating Out
Rüya
The first thing you notice as you pull up at Rüya is its size. Its…
Antillean, Southwark
It was a sad day when Baltic, the fab Eastern European restaurant on Blackfriars Road,…
Alex Webb and the Intercontinental Hotel
I get a message from Larry in some excitement. ‘We’ve been invited to the hottest…
The Bath Townhouse
There are several activities that I’ve always regarded as innately masochistic. Climbing Mount Everest barefoot,…
Yaatra
Many new restaurants often go overboard on interiors in an attempt to create a mis-en-scene for…
Lusin
In London, we are used to new cuisines from around the world popping up over…
The Crown at Bray
Have you ever been to Bray? No, not the one in Ireland, the one in…
Zuaya
When one considers how cosmopolitan London’s restaurant scene is, it is rather surprising how under…
Seven Park Place
Tucked away in a particularly salubrious corner of St James’s you’ll find the St James’s…
Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester
The reputation of French-born (now Monégasque) Alain Ducasse is second only to God if you’re…
El Pirata of Mayfair
There is continual discussion as to where in London does the best tapas. Barrafina? Brindisa…