The wisdom behind Suntory’s Yamazaki Sherry Cask ’16.
The last masterpiece by the Japanese whisky brand was showcased in London a couple of days ago and can be purchased in Selfridges, Harvey Nichols and some specialist websites. ver
+STK hosts Lip Service.
This Thursday, STK London will host it’s new “dinner party” themed evening – Lip Service. ver
+50 days by Albert Adrià.
The Catalan Chef has organised a special event for this winter. During 50 days, he will be the guest Chef at Café Royal London, a renowned meeting place for Bowie, Virginia Woolf or Mick Jagger. ver
+Introducing Kings Cross’ latest dining experience: German Gymnasium.
The men behind D&D London are opening up a new restaurant housed in the former home of the first indoor Olympics in 1866 – the German Gymnasium. ver
+Sri Lankan hoppers in Soho.
The Sethi family has once again captivated the capital with its latest restaurant Hoppers, offering enticing Sri Lankan street food. ver
+A port that never forgets.
A couple of years ago the Symingtons, a renowned port family, released 656 bottles of a port that dates back to the arrival of their great-grandfather Andrew James Symington in Portugal in 1882. ver
+The show must go on.
Dinner and a show is always great, especially when the show is cabaret and the food is Pan-Asian fusion. ver
+Prohibition tea at Quaglino’s.
Indulge in this boozy Prohibition-themed afternoon tea in Quaglino’s, with glamorous roaring 20’s style cocktails, and an array of sweet and savoury treats. ver
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+ 5 Michelin starred restaurants in Stockholm.
The Swedish capital reclaims its position among other European gourmet cities. It has all it takes to offer a unique dinning experience. ver
+ London’s first dessert menu comes to Hotel Café Royal.
It si now possible to order a complete dessert focused menu at The Café, placed in the five stars hotel Café Royal, run by the exceutive pastry chef Sarah Barber. ver
+ The wisdom behind Suntory’s Yamazaki Sherry Cask ’16.
The last masterpiece by the Japanese whisky brand was showcased in London a couple of days ago and can be purchased in Selfridges, Harvey Nichols and some specialist websites. ver
+ STK hosts Lip Service.
This Thursday, STK London will host it’s new “dinner party” themed evening – Lip Service. ver
+ 50 days by Albert Adrià.
The Catalan Chef has organised a special event for this winter. During 50 days, he will be the guest Chef at Café Royal London, a renowned meeting place for Bowie, Virginia Woolf or Mick Jagger. ver
+ Introducing Kings Cross’ latest dining experience: German Gymnasium.
The men behind D&D London are opening up a new restaurant housed in the former home of the first indoor Olympics in 1866 – the German Gymnasium. ver
+ Sri Lankan hoppers in Soho.
The Sethi family has once again captivated the capital with its latest restaurant Hoppers, offering enticing Sri Lankan street food. ver
+ A port that never forgets.
A couple of years ago the Symingtons, a renowned port family, released 656 bottles of a port that dates back to the arrival of their great-grandfather Andrew James Symington in Portugal in 1882. ver
+ The show must go on.
Dinner and a show is always great, especially when the show is cabaret and the food is Pan-Asian fusion. ver
+ Prohibition tea at Quaglino’s.
Indulge in this boozy Prohibition-themed afternoon tea in Quaglino’s, with glamorous roaring 20’s style cocktails, and an array of sweet and savoury treats. ver
+ Luxury tequila by Patrón and Lalique.
Mexican tequila and French crystal come to life in this luxurious limited-edition liquor bottle, Patrón en Lalique: Serie 1. ver
+ London’s premier spot for unusual dining
Archipelago’s motto is “exploring the exotic”, and that’s precisely what this eatery embodies. ver
+ More champagne please.
Bob Bob Ricard is an extravagant restaurant in the heart of Soho, serving luxury English and Russian food accompanied by sensational cocktails. ver
+ Discover Peruvian cuisine in the heart of Mayfair.
Coya is one of London’s unmissable cultural highlights, a modern Peruvian restaurant that brings a splash of Latin American spirit to the heart of London. ver
+ A taste of Hawaii on Dover Street.
Polynesian for ‘Path to the Underworld’, Mahiki allows complete escapism, transporting you to paradise no matter the weather. ver
+ Japanese street food doesn’t get much better than this.
Kurobuta is a lip-smacking oriental joint with various branches scattered around the capital, offering exquisite japanese street food in inventive, small-plate servings. ver
+ Enjoy a dreamy night of decadent opulence.
Prepare yourself for an eventful evening of bohemian splendour, glamour and opulence at Beach Blanket Babylon. ver
+ London Restaurant Festival 2015.
From Michelin-starred restaurants to neighbourhood bistros, London Restaurant Festival is your passport to discovering London’s finest cuisine. ver
+ SushiSamba shakes up London’s skyline.
Perched near the top of the Heron Tower lies Sushisamba, home to a unique blend of Japanese, Brazilian and Peruvian cuisine, music and design overlooking London’s ever-beating financial hub. ver
+ Burberry opens its first ever café.
Burberry expands its Regent Street flagship with an exclusive area dedicated to gifting and an all day café, Thomas’s. ver