The Long Game: Why Heritage Pays
In a year when British hospitality is losing venues every day, some of the oldest names in the trade are not merely…
London Dining
The City University Club: A Small House, Well Kept
Hasita Senanayake FIH started at the Ritz in 1985, spent two decades in the engine rooms of the Hurlingham and the Carlton,…
13 London restaurants putting on the best Halloween show
Halloween falls on a Saturday this year, which means the whole weekend is fair game. From afternoon tea with witches to dinner…
In Season: Rules Secures Its Future
London's oldest restaurant has served game and its own unbudging idea of dining since 1798. This month its building on Maiden Lane…
Green's: The Grown-Ups' Nursery
For thirty-four years, Green's fed St James's on fish pie, oysters and discretion, and counted the Queen Mother among its regulars. The…
Monday Madness at L'Escargot
Soho's oldest French restaurant is going after the deadest night in the calendar — with a themed weekly event, a centenary-priced hero…
Richoux: A Fresh Coat of Patina
Richoux has been a Baker Street patisserie, a Portman Square tea room, a chain in the 1970s and a casualty of the…
Brindisa: A Toast to Spain on Broadwick Street
On Broadwick Street, Brindisa brings the flavours of Spain to Soho with exceptional produce, confident cooking and a warmth that makes you…