Cocktails and cakes, together at last at Peggy Porschen Chelsea. Sequels are a tricky business – just ask Chumbawamba, Len, Europe (the band, not the continent), and any other conjurer of a one-hit wonder. They...
This gorgeous new restaurant and bakery is A.O.K. (No, literally, that’s what it’s called.) It feels like I’ve been writing a lot about Instagrammable spots in Marylebone recently. (See Feya, for examp...
All aboard The Ship of Adventures, me hearties! Over 400 years ago, the first coffee beans arrived on these shores, ferried across the waves by merchant vessels. Now, you can sail the high seas of good coffee at the won...
The super sweet dessert parlour where you can design your own treats. Fortnum & Mason has a rich history dating back to the early 1700s—packed with stories of soldiers and Scotch eggs—but nothing could ever be quite...
The Berkeley has created a gorgeous afternoon tea in honour of the ‘Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams‘ exhibition. The Berkeley’s afternoon tea, Prêt-à-Portea, has always been inspired by fashion but,...
Cutter & Squidge are taking their cakes east. Well, this is a perfect way to have your cake and eat it. Smashing Soho bakery Cutter & Squidge, having served up sinfully good cake for years, are opening up a seco...
This Luxury Chocolate Truffle Workshop is sinfully tasty. We’re still in between the two high holidays of the Church of Chocolate – that’s Christmas and Easter, of course – so the way I see it, y...
These piggy ice creams have been hogging our Instagram feed over the weekend, and they’re the work of Soft Serve Society. To celebrate Chinese New Year and the Year of the Pig, Soft Serve Society are jazzing up th...
There are so many afternoon teas in London, but few are quite as apt as the Town House’s new offering. Town House at The Kensington have just launched their rather marvellous London-themed afternoon tea, inspired...
Deep-fried mince pies: the epitome of Christmas indulgence! If you feel a twinge of guilt after your 3rd mince pie, you can rest assured it wasn’t half as naughty as these bad boys. Sutton and Sons, the London fis...