Browsing Tag expensive
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Kent 0
Rocksalt: Fine dining in Folkestone, with stunning views & seafood
Kentish fishing town Folkestone is becoming quite the destination du jour, as city slickers escape to the coast on the 50-minute high speed train from St Pancras. And ...
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Covent Garden & Holborn 0
LIMA Floral: Modern Peruvian in Covent Garden
LIMA Floral is the youthful sister of the original LIMA restaurant in Fitzrovia – unpretentious, stylish and modern with a sense of South American fun. It should be ...
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London 0
Workshop Gymnasium: The *ultimate* workout in Bulgari luxury
Workshop Gymnasium landed in the quiet luxury of Knightsbridge’s Bulgari Hotel at the end of 2014, immediately solidifying itself in the upper echelons of ultimate London workouts. Founded ...
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London 1
Bob Bob Ricard: Decadence, glamour & fantastic food in Soho
Russian-owned Bob Bob Ricard has been on my restaurant To Do list for a while, my interest piqued further still by the obscured windows that give nothing away ...
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London 0
Yauatcha: Chinese restaurant in Soho for dim sum & dessert
Yauatcha is over a decade old – which is a serious feat given London’s super fast turnover of restaurants these days. We visited (on a normal Tuesday evening) ...
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London 0
Ceviche: An authentic Peruvian experience on Frith Street, Soho
Peruvian food is having a serious moment in London at the moment. I loved Señor Ceviche; Pachamama, Andina, Lima London and Lima Floral are all high on my ...
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London 0
Mondrian @ Sea Containers: New hotel, restaurant, bar & spa destination
The Sea Containers hotel opened on London’s South Bank is making quite a splash with its optimised-for-Instagram interior décor (thanks to the creative direction of design genius Tom Dixon) which ...
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London 0
108 Brasserie: New & fancy special occasion restaurant
Newly opened 108 Brasserie is a special occasion kinda place. Somewhere you’d go to enjoy original and attractively presented dishes, served impeccably with a flourish, in a surrounding ...
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London 0
Novikov: Luxurious Asian dining in Mayfair
When an email drops into your inbox with the opening line, “Novikov has just taken delivery of a fresh 118kg responsibly-sourced bluefin tuna…”, you clear your diary, find ...
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London 2
Roots & Bulbs: Marylebone's cold pressed juice & smoothie bar
Maybe I’m a bit slow on the uptake, but I recently discovered how fabulous Marylebone is! I have visited on two gloriously sunny days in the past week, ...
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London 3
Boulestin: A flawless French brasserie on St James's
The original Boulestin was opened in 1927 by Frenchman Xavier Marcel Boulestin. The first TV cook, Boulestin’s restaurant became famous as the most expensive place to eat in ...
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Elsewhere 0
The Standard High Line: The NY hotel that will take your breath away
Sometimes it’s fun to stay somewhere totally over the top and out of this world. The Standard High Line hotel gave me countless #OMG moments during my stay! ...
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Elsewhere 0
Ace Hotel, New York: Hip design hotel in Midtown Manhattan
As you may have gleaned from my Instagram and Twitter feeds last week, I have just returned from New York – my favourite city in the world. I ...
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London 0
Pollen Street Social: Perfect lunch in Mayfair
Two of my favourite things: Getting to choose the restaurant, and having someone else buy me lunch! Both were accomplished on my visits to Pollen Street Social, in ...
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London 0
Petersham Nurseries, near Richmond
Easter Monday isn’t as depressing as other Mondays, but it’s still a tad upsetting as you realise that the long weekend is drawing to a close. The best ...
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London 0
Tramshed, Shoreditch
Mark Hix is known for his ‘less is more’ approach to food and dining – and Tramshed is a prime example of keeping it simple and very, very ...
