A slice of Australian life in the heart of the city, Australasia brings modern Pacific Rim-style cuisine to Manchester. Entered via a glass triangle-shaped pod on Deansgate, the Australasia menu features a range of supreme sashimi, nigiri and California rolls as well as light tempura and sizzling delicacies from the robata grill. Read more…
Running as a non-profit restaurant since being set up by Jamie Oliver in 2002, Fifteen serves up fine British cooking using local produce. The irresistible Sunday roast menu sees the classics given a gourmet twist, with the likes of aged beef rump with pickled beetroot and walnut, and Tamworth pork rack with celeriac purée served with all the trimmings. Read more…
There’s more to dining out than the food on your plate, and the combination of fine food and a fine setting is hard to beat. From lunch on the beach, to tea on the terrace, via dinner in a skyscraper, we’ve rounded up some of the best restaurants with a view in the UK. Read more…
They say Thursdays are the new Fridays, so I made my way to a hidden gem just seconds from bustling Regent Street. Do you want to wake up the next day, and think that you were dreaming? If the answer is yes, then Mo Café is for you, a Moroccan oasis tucked away on Heddon Street. Read more…
Nestled just off the high-end shops of Sloane Street, you’ll find The Rib Room at the luxurious Jumeriah Carlton Tower. In a fast-changing and sometimes cut-throat London restaurant scene, The Rib Room is somewhat of a rarity, a restaurant that has been going strong for over 50 years. Read more…
With Thai restaurants now two-a-penny in London, the challenge of finding Far-Eastern flavours was long displaced by the challenge of discerning the good ones. Especially those whose dishes retain authenticity. Belgravia’s Mango Tree offers just that, bringing distinct dishes from each corner of Thailand to Central London. Read more…
In an iconic setting overlooking Exchange Square, Second Floor Bar and Brasserie, Harvey Nichols is a sleek city-centre setting for all-day dining and drinking. Afternoon tea adds an indulgent twist to the classic formula, with the likes of hot smoked salmon sandwiches, goats’ cheese and red onion wraps, spiced pumpkin pies and macarons all served. Read more…
From Alice in Wonderland alternate realities, to fashion-forward fancies and chocolate-lover favourites, these unique London restaurants take afternoon tea to the next level. Read more…
Radio rooftop
With sweeping views of The Shard and London Eye, the perfect vantage point of the London skyline is plain to see whilst perched on the terrace enjoying Afternoon Tea at Radio Rooftop. From up on the 10th floor of the ME, what better way to enjoy the London Restaurant Festival afternoon tea. Read more…
Adjoining Flat Iron Square – one of Southwark’s established foodie hubs – is Union Street, a street that runs parallel to the river and has its own food offerings to rival the square. Union Street Café is one aptly named offering, and one of 15 in Gordon Ramsay’s Restaurant Group. On offer is Northern Italian cuisine. Read more…
Win the London Restaurant Festival Menu at Trafalgar Dining Rooms here.
On the doorstep of one of the most iconic destinations in London, The Trafalgar Dining Rooms was just the right place to be after a long working day. Our agenda was to check out the London Restaurant Festival menu that is on offer right now. Read more…
Got the ticket, now just need to find some accompanying food and drink? We’ve rounded up our favourite restaurants near Apollo Victoria Theatre, with menus spanning from classic European to pond-crossing American. So whether you’re after speedy express courses, or a slow-paced savouring of multiple dishes, we’ve got the perfect restaurant-ticket for visit to Victoria. Read more…
All the capital’s stars, updated for 2019. Read more…
London Restaurant Festival is back and with so many great headliners this year, I couldn’t wait to see the lineup.
It had been a long week and one of my colleagues had harped on about STK London for so long that I was excited to visit. We’ve never been to STK London before but we both love a good steak so was excited to try it out. Read more…
We’ve rounded up our top picks this festival, with dining available from 1-31 October. Book your favourite from our top picks below.
1. Picture Marylebone Book Picture’s LRF menu
British, Marylebone
Book a 5-course tasting menu & a seasonal bellini £35 at Picture Marylebone
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From highly acclaimed chef Tom Aikens, Tom’s Kitchen Chelsea serves up seasonal British and European small plates in a sophisticated setting. With a focus on sourcing the finest British produce, favourites on the menu include sirloin steak with pepper sauce, chargrilled Cornish halibut, and the Tom’s Kitchen chicken burger, served in a sesame saffron bun with dynamite sauce. Read more…
Walking around London with an array of different restaurants on every street corner can often leave you confused about which one to choose. Read more…
To celebrate the launch of Manchester Food & Drink Festival, Marco’s New York Italian MediaCity are giving you the chance to win a 3-course dinner for 2 with a bottle of prosecco. Read more…
When I have friends or family visiting me in London I always want to show them a good time and why this city is a great place to live. My sister was staying for the weekend so we needed a Friday night central hot spot to kick start the party. Read more…
There are few words more enticing than ‘unlimited prosecco’, but if you’re looking for some, then how about ‘bottomless bellinis?’ For good measure, ‘free-flowing bubbles‘ flows off the tongue fairly easily as well. Read more…
