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The Art of Dining at Torre in Milan’s Fondazione Prada

MILAN, ITALY — There’s a delightful and luxe culinary destination in Italy’s fashion capital called Torre restaurant. Situated on the sixth and seventh floors of the famed Fondazione Prada, Torre covers an area of more than 200 m², divided into two areas: the bar and the restaurant. Torre Restaurant The

Lahpet serves brilliant Burmese cuisine in Covent Garden

EVEN in a city as diverse as London, the number of restaurants serving Burmese cooking (authentic or otherwise) is sparse

Glass celebrates the Jubilee Week with Regency Afternoon Tea by Lily Vanilli at The Lane

AS WE begin the Jubilee Week celebrations, Theatre Royal Drury Lane does not disappoint offering a range of exciting activities

Glass enjoys a dinner with a view at Tattu London

DESIGNED with attention to detail, reflected in interior and each plate arriving to the table – Tattu has finally appeared

Dior Maison releases the Aquarius tableware collection 

DIOR MAISON presents the Aquarius Collection designed by Artistic Director Cordelia de Castellane. Inspired by the variety of freshwater fish

Glass indulges in a Platinum Jubilee Afternoon Tea at The InterContinental Park Lane

LAUNCHING ahead of the Platinum Jubilee this summer, Intercontinental Park Lane invites its guests to experience their offering of the

Iconic cocktail bar Nightjar opens a new venue in the heart of Soho

ONE of iconic cocktails bars on the London scene opened a brand new venue hidden in the heart of Soho.

Glass enjoys a food and art pairing experience launching at Colonel Saab, Holborn, London

LOCATED in the heart of Holborn in a former Town Hall building, Colonel Saab offers a luxury modern Indian dining

Embarking on a journey at 1890 by Gordon Ramsay at The Savoy

ONE of the London’s most iconic hotels has welcomed a brand new restaurant, 1890 by Gordon Ramsay, named after the

Glass dines at Pure Indian Cooking, Fulham

PURE Indian Cooking sounds more like a statement than a name for a restaurant, however, if you’ve ever been to


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