Chiharu Shiota's breathtaking work is set to fill up your feed.
If you've already checked out the Yayoi Kusama exhibit, then we have your next cultural fix all lined up. Acclaimed Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota has ins...
Can you guess what the Victorian Bath House used to be?
Those quirky Victorians have a lot to answer for. They left London full of elegant, ornate, and sometimes downright bizarre structures, and modern-day Londoners h...
There's no horseplay at the Brasserie of Light, despite the statue.
Selfridges aren't exactly renowned for a restrained, subtle style, which means you really shouldn't be surprised by this latest opening. The Brasserie...
Dodgems on ice looks like a stupid amount of fun.
I love a good winter sports craze as much as the next person, and whilst bobsleigh hockey is yet to take off (only a matter of time), I think we're onto a winner here....
The Manifesto is simple: great ingredients make great pizza.
Given the proliferation of pizza places around London these days, it's getting ever harder to make your slices stand out from the crowd. Whilst rivals aim fo...
Fortnum & Mason have a fancy new dining destination.
When you're over 300 years old, you've got to make the occasional move to shake things up a little. Acutely aware of this, Fortnum & Mason have unveiled thei...
Caffeine fiends should motor on over to Scootercaffe.
With Vespas, espresso machines, and an adorable resident cat, it really looks like Scootercaffe is living la dolce vita. Which it definitely is - although rather th...
Here's a look at the V&A Museum's new digs out at Stratford.
Given that we've waited 166 years for the Victoria & Albert Museum's encore, it was always going to have to be pretty impressive. Thankfully, the moc...
At Persephone Books, women run the world.
It's said that you aren't a true literary great until you've been forgotten and subsequently rediscovered. By that logic, Persephone Books is producing literary greatness at a...
Serious Gothic vibes abound at Lost Boys Pizza.
Basing your pizza restaurant on a campy 80s horror-comedy is a pretty niche way to enter the London restaurant scene. Still, it seems to have worked pretty well for Lost...