TOTW: why is adulting so hard?

Illustration: Nike Akinfenwa

Illustration: Nike Akinfenwa

When you decide you don’t want to drink so much you start to feel guilty about not socialising, and when you socialise you feel guilty about not working out, and when you are working out you feel guilty about not cleaning your house, and if you clean your house you feel guilty about not side-hustling, and if you do actually do your side-hustle you feel guilty about not seeing your friends, and if you see your friends you feel guilty…

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7 restaurants worth visiting in London this July
7 restaurants worth visiting in London this July

With new openings and seasonal menus across the capital, July is the perfect time to explore London’s restaurant scene. From Italian favourites and Lebanese cooking to Japanese dining and neighbourhood wine bars, here are seven restaurants we think should be on your list this month…

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KINZ, Notting Hill review
KINZ, Notting Hill review

Newly opened in Notting Hill, KINZ is quickly gaining attention for its warm Lebanese hospitality, striking setting in a restored former bank building and, well-executed cooking…

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Casa Felicia, Queen’s Park review
Casa Felicia, Queen’s Park review

The neighbourhood of Queen’s Park gained a gem of a restaurant when Italian restaurant Casa Felicia opened in October 2025 on the bustling Salusbury Road, the main artery of this delightful neighbourhood.

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What’s cooking in London: latest restaurant & dining highlights in July 2026
What’s cooking in London: latest restaurant & dining highlights in July 2026

London’s food scene isn’t slowing down this summer. This month we have a flurry of new neighbourhood restaurant openings for you, so get booking and discover your next favourite local…

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What’s cooking in London: latest restaurant & dining highlights in June 2026
What’s cooking in London: latest restaurant & dining highlights in June 2026

June in London is shaping up to be a delicious month, with a packed calendar of supper clubs, seasonal menus, exciting residencies and hotly anticipated openings across the capital…

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What’s cooking in London: latest restaurant & dining highlights in May 2026
What’s cooking in London: latest restaurant & dining highlights in May 2026

May has arrived with long lunches, golden-hour drinks and the annual scramble to secure a seat in the sunshine. In this month’s FLO Food Round Up, we’re spotlighting the apps helping Londoners track down the city’s sunniest terraces, alongside the latest restaurant openings, standout seasonal menus and food events worth booking now….

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Review: Sova, a wine & vinyl bar, Notting Hill
Review: Sova, a wine & vinyl bar, Notting Hill

Sova, a new wine and vinyl bar, has opened in Notting Hill, moments from Portobello Road, in the former ZIMA site. It focuses on low-intervention wines alongside Slavic-inspired small plates…

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Review: Gaucho’s Sonido Sessions Canary Wharf
Review: Gaucho’s Sonido Sessions Canary Wharf

Gaucho is hosting Sonido Sessions: free-flowing brunches in partnership with Patrón. For £55, guests can enjoy expertly-mixed cocktails and a special selection of brunch dishes…

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7 restaurants to visit on Bermondsey Street
7 restaurants to visit on Bermondsey Street

Bermondsey 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…

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Carlotta restaurant review, Marylebone Village
Carlotta restaurant review, Marylebone Village

Carlotta is one of several Italian restaurants from the Paris-based Big Mamma group’s Italian restaurants, of which there now six here in London. The group has a knack of creating spaces that feel like they have always been there…

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