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Thibault Hauchard Takes Over Claridge’s Art Café

CLARIDGE’S ArtSpace Café has been renamed Claridge’s Art Café by Thibault Hauchard, after its executive pastry chef, and has a new menu to match. Hauchard has built a name at Claridge’s for playful, technically precise patisserie; as a result, La Liste named the café the world’s best new pastry shop

Chelsea gets a taste of innovative Asian cuisine with HUŎ

LOCATED off the busy Fulham Road in Chelsea lies HUŎ, the newly opened sister restaurant to Notting Hill’s well-loved ULI.

Glass enjoys a canal view while dining at Hackney Wick hotspot, Barge East

TAKING a stroll around Hackney Wick can sometimes feel like you’re in another country. The picturesque Regents Canal runs through

Glass dines out at Hans’ Bar & Grill in the heart of Chelsea, London

WE enter the smart Hans’ Bar & Grill restaurant through its main doors on Pavilion Road, the swanky street just

The Glass luxury picnic guide for National Picnic Week

IF the idea of having a picnic worries you, then you’re doing it all wrong. A picnic should be easy,

Glass enjoys a colourful spread at Portobello’s new branch of Pizza East

WEST London’s Portobello area is not short of Italian cuisine, but if you’re looking for a no-fuss, yet stylish answer

Glass reviews KOL – New Mexican Flavours in Marylebone

THE West End has an uber-cool new hot spot in the shape of KOL, the long-awaited debut restaurant from chef

Hélène Darroze at The Connaught reopens with Three Michelin Stars

ANTICIPATION is rising for the reopening of Hélène Darroze at The Connaught later this month. Though the hospitality industry has

Glass dines out at The Dorchester Rooftop

  I AM sitting in a toasty corner beside a heater on the rooftop of the iconic Dorchester, one of

Glass discovers HIDE at HOME’s various lockdown luxuries

MAYFAIR’S food and drink institution HIDE have been valuable players since the pandemic swept the city. Earlier in 2020 we


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