There is a new pizza place in town and this one has a few surprises up its sleeve. It is the second branch of Lost Boys Pizza, the vampire & 1980s themed restaurant specialising in charcoal pizzas, which launched to … Continue reading Lost Boys Pizza & Croque Monsieur Absinthe Bar in Camden
On Monday October 1st, a long-held dream will come true for Sticks’n’Sushi’s three co-founders: the opening of their sixth London restaurant on the iconic Kings Road. Says founder Kim Rahbek of the forthcoming event: Ever since my brother Jens, brother-in-law … Continue reading Sticks’n’Sushi Chelsea
I am using the words Supper Club in a completely different meaning of what you might expect here, this is not a get-together of likeminded foodies in an unusual pop-up location. No, Iron Bloom is a restaurant with a club … Continue reading Iron Bloom – Supper Club in the Heart of Shoreditch
Remember being spontaneous and impulsive and doing something on the spur of a moment, drop of the hat, out of the blue, on the spot? According to research from Italian spirits brand Aperol, over half (56%) of Brits think they … Continue reading Be Spontaneous – Start Your Evening with a Glass of Aperol Spritz
The Elephant’s Head was a Clapton institution for over 100 years, with a colourful history and its ups and downs until it was transformed into an Irish pub under a different name and a cocktail bar under yet another name. … Continue reading The Elephant’s Head Returns To Hackney
At the end of last year, The House of Song opened its latest venture, the non-stop, late night, audience-requested live music venue Studio 88, in the middle of London’s entertainment district, on Whitcomb Street, just off Leicester Square. This is … Continue reading The House of Song Presents Studio 88
Oslo Hackney is a real find. Restaurant, bar and live music venue all under one roof and with a Scandinavian design and a relaxed atmosphere that is welcoming and cosy. Located in a railway station, which was built by the … Continue reading OSLO Hackney
