As a nearby resident, Canary Wharf doesn’t immediately inspire many great restaurant choices, or, indeed, bars. Despite the wealth and shiny high rise silver, the offer here for the post-work ... Read More
When the sun comes out in London, it can be tricky to grab a seat on an outdoor terrace. That is unless you’re privy to any of the hidden gems ... Read More
There’s nothing us big city folk like more than a weekend in ‘the countryside’ – a term usually used for anywhere outside the M25 – but a two hour drive ... Read More
As with all things Savoy, the restaurant’s moniker tells a delightful tale. Kaspar is a wooden cat sculpture that was acquired by The Savoy in the 1920s after the untimely ... Read More
Having lived in East London for quite some time, the Whitechapel Gallery Dining Room has long been on my radar, and being an Angela Hartnett fan (she is Executive Chef ... Read More
Camden is synonymous with great music, but not always great food. It’s an area that’s buzzing in the daytime amongst the markets and canal and then lights up again in ... Read More
Hutong London at The Shard While London may not have the towering skyscrapers of New York, the city has some spectacular buildings of both historic and architectural importance, all of ... Read More
On Duke of York Square, close to the Saatchi Gallery and the shopping heaven of King’s Road, the terrace of Manicomio Chelsea is a perfect place for dining during the ... Read More
Just a few minutes from the main airport, the hotel offers stylish and elegant surroundings and is superbly positioned to explore Marrakech. A long, dramatic driveway leads you to a ... Read More
Following our review of Palais Namasksar earlier this week, we continue with a review of Royal Mansour in Marrakech. From the private road entry to the ceremonious gates and the ... Read More