Catch the last few days of John Morley's botanical art at the Garden Museum
Renowned snowdrop specialist and artist John Morley is currently displaying his deep-rooted passion for plants to the walls of the Garden Museum in a rare solo exhibition – his first in over 30 years. He's widely known for his stunning garden in Suffolk, home to more than 300 varieties of snowdrops,...
Created 15 Apr 2025
Tate Modern unveils 40 years of Tracey Emin in 2026 exhibition
"Tracey Emin: A Life in Art" steps inside the raw, confessional world of one of Britain's most influential and uncompromising contemporary artists. This major retrospective opens at Tate Modern from 26 February to 31 August 2026. Ticket prices are yet to be confirmed, but entry will be free for Tate...
Created 11 Apr 2025
Brunch in Central London
Brunch is arguably one of the most important meals in London; that sweet spot between breakfast and lunchtime. So it's probably no surprise that there are plenty of places to enjoy a proper brunch in Central London, whether you're in the mood for a traditional full English or huge stacks of giant fl...
Updated 23 Mar 2026
Indian restaurants in Central London
You'll find Indian restaurants on basically every street corner in Central London, but there are a few that really stand out. That's where our guide to Indian restaurants in Central London comes in handy – we've handpicked some of our favourites that have gained acclaim in London and beyond. From Mi...
Updated 6 Mar 2026
Michelin-Starred chef hosts one-night Camden feast
If you haven't yet checked out The Dark Horse in Camden's iconic Stables block, now's your chance – and trust us, you're in for a treat. This laid-back London boozer has quickly become a go-to for top-notch food, vibes to match, and one of the best soundtracks in the city. This April, things are get...
Created 4 Apr 2025
Italian restaurants in Central London
It's hard to beat a plate of pasta or a slice of pizza when you need to recharge after racking up the old step count trundling around Central London. There's just something timelessly comforting about Italian cuisine – probably why it's such a big hit all over the world. We'll spare you further rumi...
Updated 16 Mar 2026
Late-night bars in Shoreditch
Shoreditch is known for its excellent drinking scene, home to some of the best bars in the capital, from swanky cocktail spots to rough-around-the-edges classic London boozers. It's also the postcode of several late-night bars for when you want to keep the party going well into the early hours. Whet...
Updated 7 Apr 2025
Breakfast in Mayfair
Mayfair: the land of Michelin stars and expensive Monopoly, where luxury dining, high-end shopping, and the rich and the famous fill the streets. It's one of the finest London postcodes, brimming with excellent restaurants and cafés to enjoy your first meal of the day. Whether you're looking for cla...
Updated 6 Mar 2026
Blank Street's surprise pop-up brings spontaneous springtime fun to London
Spring is in the air, and Blank Street is celebrating with a pop-up surprise for Londoners. From Thursday, 3 April, the beloved coffee brand is bringing its 'Press for Picnic' pop-up to the sunny streets of Fitzrovia as a way to encourage city dwellers to embrace the joy of an impromptu picnic.You'l...
Created 2 Apr 2025
Cool bars in Shoreditch
Shoreditch has rightfully earned iconic status in the bar scene over the past decade, and it's easy to see why. Many of its bars have won awards, even securing spots on the list of the world's top cocktail bars. Whether they're among the best or not, you'll find everything from molecular mixology to...
Updated 2 Apr 2025
Watch the Grand National at Flat Iron Square with £1 beers
Flat Iron Square is the perfect spot to watch this year's Grand National, taking place this Saturday, April 5, live from Aintree Racecourse, where the iconic race spans four miles and 514 yards, featuring 30 jumps over famous fences like The Chair, Canal Turn, and Becher's Brook.Photo: Flat Iron Squ...
Created 1 Apr 2025
Explore how scientists climb the tallest trees and what they discover at the top
Ever wondered how scientists manage to scale some of the tallest trees in the world? Join science communicator and forest ecologist Robin Hayward at The Royal Institution for a gripping journey into the rainforest canopy, where she'll demonstrate the specialist equipment that allows scientists to le...
Created 1 Apr 2025
The London 50-Hour Improvathon returns for 50 hours of comedy chaos
The London 50-Hour Improvathon is back for its 15th year at The Pleasance Theatre in Islington, and this time, it's more chaotic than ever. This 50-hour, improvised comedy soap opera is directed by Adam Meggido and Ali James and takes place across 25 wild episodes –think Moulin Rouge meets The Great...
Created 1 Apr 2025
Get stuck into the purrfect kitty yoga in Central London
If you're looking for a way to exercise that's equal parts fun and fluffy, Kitty Yoga ticks both of those boxes. This cute yoga experience is the only one of its kind in the UK and offers an hour of soft stretching, meditative relaxation, and plenty of kitten cuddles, with sessions taking place on s...
Created 1 Apr 2025
The Forest Within brings immersive soundscapes to Dulwich
After captivating over 500,000 visitors in New York and Los Angeles, Pete M. Wyer's installation has now arrived in the UK at St Stephen's Church in Dulwich, featuring a 72-voice choir and a multi-speaker soundscape. Developed over decades by composer Pete M. Wyer, The Forest Within offers an explor...
Created 1 Apr 2025
Monthly sea shanty nights bring historic tea clipper to life
On every first weekend of the month, the rich maritime history of the Cutty Sark comes to life with live sea shanty performances. Their resident sea shanty groups 'Swinging the Lead' and 'The HogEye Men' fill the famous tea clipper's 'Tween Deck with the harmonies of traditional working songs.Kickin...
Created 1 Apr 2025
Pride season at Seven Dials Playhouse celebrates LGBTQIA+ voices
This June, Seven Dials Playhouse will host its iconic Pride Season, and with it comes a curated programme of LGBTQIA+ artists to the heart of London's West End. From 3 to 22 June, The House and The Pen will feature a diverse selection of shows celebrating queer culture, spanning a variety of genres,...
Created 31 Mar 2025
Pyrá launches The Breakfast Club: a monthly morning party of music & good vibes
Pyrá is an exciting new addition to Queen's Park's dining scene, run by Head Chef Mattia Caddeo, who draws on his knowledge of Mediterranean cuisine while also taking inspiration from Spain and Greece. They are now excited to launch The Breakfast Club, a monthly morning event centred around music, c...
Created 31 Mar 2025
Bring a pineapple to this iconic pizza spot and score a free pizza
If there's one thing better than pizza, it's free pizza—and Fatto a Mano knows it. That's why, to challenge even the sternest critics and pineapple-on-pizza haters, they are offering a special pizza for free to anyone who brings a pineapple to their pizzerias. What's the catch? Honestly, there isn't...
Created 25 Mar 2025
Rooftop bars in Shoreditch
Shoreditch's central location means many, if not all, of its rooftop bars offer epic views of London's skyline and beyond. Not only that, but this buzzy area is a popular hangout for an artsy crowd, making the bars listed in this guide perfect for soaking up its creative vibe. Plus, it's located clo...
Updated 26 Mar 2025
Restaurants in Central London
It's no secret that Central London is home to some of the best restaurants on the planet, offering cuisine from pretty much every corner of the globe – Thai, Indian, Italian, British, you name it, Central London's got it. The city is home to a wealth of Michelin-starred restaurants as well as street...
Updated 23 Mar 2026
Outdoor restaurants in Mayfair
While images of sophisticated restaurants with crystal chandeliers and sleek marble counters might spring to mind when someone mentions 'restaurants in Mayfair,' it's just as fitting to picture lovely outdoor dining spaces. Whether you're looking for a spacious terrace to host a big group or hoping...
Updated 16 Mar 2026
Cocktail bars in Shoreditch
It's no surprise that somewhere as cool as Shoreditch is home to some of the best cocktail bars in the world. In this hip corner of the city, you'll find a slew of excellent drinking dens, ranging from molecular mixology experts to laid-back speakeasy hangouts. Next time you're in Shoreditch, don't...
Updated 18 Mar 2025
Breakfast in Notting Hill
Breakfast in Notting Hill is anything but boring, featuring everything from cosy cafés to stylish brunch spots. Beyond the classic full English, you'll find everything from shakshuka and sourdough topped with smashed avocado to viral pancakes and Mexican fusion dishes. Whether you prefer a laid-back...
Updated 14 Apr 2025
Explore Hampton Court Palace Gardens for free this weekend
This weekend, Hampton Court Palace is opening its gardens to the public without the usual admission fee from 22-23 March as part of its Open Garden Weekend, a rare opportunity to experience the gardens at no extra cost.On Garden Open Days, admission is free to most areas, but you'll still need a pai...
Created 18 Mar 2025
Join the F1 Arcade early morning watch party for the Chinese Grand Prix 2025
After a brief break, the Formula 1® Heineken Chinese Grand Prix 2025 is officially back on the racing calendar, and on 23 March, the F1 Arcade is inviting all F1 fans to an early morning watch party to enjoy it.Kickstart race day with a tasty breakfast, including a menu of chicken and waffles, class...
Created 18 Mar 2025
Celebrate Latin American culture at Elephant in the Park
The Market at Elephant Park launched Latino Weekends: Flavours and Finds on Saturday, 1 March 2025. Taking place every weekend until 23 March from 12pm to 5pm, the outdoor market in Elephant & Castle featured a series of fun interactive workshops, live music performances, and delicious street food,...
Created 18 Mar 2025
Halal restaurants in Shoreditch
Shoreditch is mostly known for its creativity, excellent dining scene, and varied mix of cultures, but it's also a hotspot for some of the best halal dining in London. From sizzling street food stalls to stylish sit-down restaurants, there are many halal-friendly restaurants to choose from here. Whe...
Updated 13 Mar 2026
Rooftop bars in Mayfair
Mayfair is one of London's fancier neighbourhoods, known for its five-star hotels, upmarket restaurants and swish cocktail bars. Joining in with the glitz and glam is a bunch of rooftop bars in the area that offer the perfect place to enjoy some alfresco drinks. From secret sun-soaked terraces to hu...
Updated 9 Oct 2025
Wine bars in Mayfair
Mayfair is one of the finer London neighbourhoods, renowned for being home to the rich and famous and for its fine-dining restaurants, high-end shopping, and five-star hotels. It's also home to a selection of exceptional wine bars, perfect for sipping on fine wines from around the world. Whether you...
Updated 17 Mar 2025
Jazz bars in Shoreditch
While Soho is traditionally known as the epicentre of London's jazz scene, Shoreditch has long been home to an underground jazz movement and live music culture. From clandestine jazz bars to award-winning clubs hosting dedicated jazz nights, you'll find something jazzy every day of the week in Shore...
Updated 17 Mar 2025
Cocktails bars in Mayfair
With its abundance of five-star hotels and high-end clientele, it comes as no surprise that Mayfair is one of the top areas for an expertly mixed cocktail in the city. In fact, some of the best cocktail bars in the world are found right here, home to mixologists with the skills to mix the definitive...
Updated 16 Mar 2026
Brunch in Marylebone
Marylebone is one of London's finer neighbourhoods, meaning it's also chock-full of great little restaurants. They certainly know a thing or two about brunch here, with restaurants either offering dedicated brunch menus or breakfast options that can be enjoyed well into the afternoon. You'll find ev...
Updated 20 Jan 2026
Cocktail bars in Marylebone
Marylebone is no stranger to excellent places to wine and dine, and that includes cocktail bars. This little enclave of the city boasts a handful of fabulous cocktail bars, ranging from secret speakeasies to established hotel hangouts. Whether you want to learn the art of cocktail-making for yoursel...
Updated 20 Mar 2026
Wine bars in Covent Garden
Covent Garden is brimming with lovely little wine spots, from chic Parisian-inspired bars to female-founded gems. This lively London neighbourhood boasts a buzzing drinking scene, including ample places to enjoy a glass of your favourite vino. Whatever you're in the mood for, the bars mentioned in t...
Updated 24 Mar 2026
Cool bars in Covent Garden
Covent Garden is one of London's liveliest areas, where tourists often flock first. But don't be fooled, it's still home to a bunch of super cool cocktail bars serving some of the best drinks in the city. It doesn't matter if you're looking for a swanky spot in a sleek space, an intimate date night...
Updated 24 Mar 2026
Burgers in Covent Garden
While Covent Garden is famous for its world-class dining and lively street food scene, nothing beats a juicy, succulent burger. Whether you're craving a classic smashed patty, a gourmet twist, or a top-tier plant-based option, this buzzing part of London has it all. From messy, sauce-dripping stacks...
Updated 14 Mar 2025
Cocktail bars in Covent Garden
Covent Garden is not just a hotspot for theatre, shopping, and dining, it's also home to some of the city's best cocktail bars. From hidden speakeasies tucked in unassuming venues to stylish bars serving award-winning drinks, this iconic area is a hit for drinking. With so many drinking dens to disc...
Updated 12 Nov 2025
Lunch in Marylebone
If you're spending the day in Marylebone or need a tasty break during your shopping trip or work day, this quaint neighbourhood has plenty of lunch spots to enjoy. With a huge range of delicious options, from casual cafés to chic restaurants, choosing where to wine and dine in Marylebone can be over...
Updated 20 Mar 2026
Breakfast in Covent Garden
Breakfast is widely regarded as the most important meal of the day, giving you the essential fuel to kickstart your morning and set the tone for a productive day. Whether you prefer the comfort of a classic full English breakfast, complete with sizzling bacon, sausages, eggs, and all the trimmings,...
Updated 7 May 2025
Street food in Covent Garden
If you're looking for street food in Covent Garden, you're in for a tasty treat. This buzzy area is jam-packed with stalls and restaurants serving up all kinds of street food classics, from bustling markets to independent dessert parlours and Michelin-starred kebabs. Whether you're after a quick tak...
Updated 16 Mar 2026
Four Quarters has officially opened its latest venue in Southwark Quarter
Four Quarters has officially opened its latest venue in Southwark Quarter, next to London Bridge. The new arcade bar, which opened on 3 March, offers a combo of retro gaming, craft beer, and street food.The venue is located within an industrial railway arch, featuring over 25 original arcade machine...
Created 4 Mar 2025
Sunday roasts in Covent Garden
There's nothing like a proper Sunday roast, and in Covent Garden, you'll find some of the best in London. Whether you're craving a perfectly cooked pink beef sirloin with all the trimmings, a melt-in-your-mouth slow-cooked pork belly with tangy applesauce, or a tasty veggie option, Covent Garden's s...
Updated 23 Feb 2026
Making Egypt explores ancient creativity at the Young V&A
The Young V&A's upcoming exhibition, Making Egypt, explores the creative legacy of Ancient Egypt and its lasting impact on contemporary culture. It includes over 200 items from the V&A archives, many of which have never been displayed before, spanning a whopping 5,500 years of history. Highlights in...
Created 4 Mar 2025
The UK's biggest dance event celebrates 20 years with star performances and more
The UK's biggest dance event, Move It, will celebrate its twentieth anniversary in 2025 at ExCel with a host of exciting new additions to its regular lineup of performances, classes, and exhibitors. Attendees will have the chance to meet dance experts and stars, ask questions, and take selfies. For...
Created 4 Mar 2025
Brighten up your walls without breaking the bank at this London art fair
Tired of bland, empty walls? Skip the overpriced galleries and stock up on unique, affordable artwork from over 150 independent artists at The Other Art Fair by Saatchi Art. Hosted at The Truman Brewery, with prices from just £100, it's an easy way to bring original art into your space without the g...
Created 4 Mar 2025
Sunday roasts in Soho
There's nothing quite like a proper Sunday roast, and in Soho, you'll find some of the best in London. Whether you're after a classic beef sirloin with all the trimmings, a slow-cooked pork belly with lashings of sweet applesauce, or a tasty vegetarian twist, Soho's pubs and restaurants have got you...
Updated 30 Jan 2026
Kricket Shoreditch opens its doors for a new era of modern Indian dining
Kricket, the iconic modern Indian restaurant group founded by Rik Campbell and Will Bowlby, has officially opened its latest location in Shoreditch at 36 Charlotte Road, open six days a week for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. This swish new site marks an exciting milestone for the brand, which is int...
Created 28 Feb 2025
Tacos in Soho
Soho has become a hotspot for restaurants and trendy places to wine and dine, including top-tier taco spots, with a mix of laid-back street food joints and stylish restaurants serving tasty Mexican dishes. Whether you're after a traditional taqueria or somewhere a little more upmarket, this fun, bus...
Updated 26 Feb 2025
London's favourite Indian restaurant unveils bold new coastal-inspired menu
From 15th February to 27th April, Masala Zone is revamping its menu to offer diners the chance to enjoy the diverse cuisines of India's west coast without leaving London. The special menu is available at Masala Zone's Soho, Piccadilly Circus, Covent Garden, and Earl's Court restaurants and offers a...
Created 26 Feb 2025