Few things are more English than afternoon tea, and Frieze week is as good a time as any to book one. It has been part of English life since the 1840s, when the Duchess of Bedford started asking for tea and bread and butter to fill the long gap between lunch and dinner. It moved from a private habit to a social occasion to a national one, and nearly two centuries on it is booked more than ever…
Read MoreFrom a Belgravia pizza-and-wine newcomer with a courtyard built for the last of the warm evenings, to a Cantonese institution reborn inside Somerset House, here are six spots worth getting ahead of before the month gets away from you…
Read MoreBermondsey Street, just a stone’s throw from London Bridge, is packed with independent cafés, wine bars, and standout restaurants. Here is our guide to the restaurants well worth visiting on the street…
Read MoreEast London has long been a hotspot for global cuisine, and Clapton has quietly become one of its most exciting foodie neighbourhoods. From a seriously good Malaysian restaurant, a cosy Italian trattoria, an authentic Chinese dumpling house…
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