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Le Meurice Paris Unveils New Art-Inspired Dining Experience: The Stage

DORCHESTER Collection’s Le Meurice, the illustrious Parisian hotel, has announced a new immersive dining experience, The Stage, fusing contemporary art with haute cuisine. Coinciding with Paris Art Week, the installation, curated by Harry Nuriev, is the dinner’s centrepiece and inspires the accompanying gastronomy. Le Meurice – Le Dali Restaurant Harry

Sipping at Luna: A Wine Bar in Tower Bridge’s Backyard

AS AUTUMN’S weather closes in, I venture in search of the perfect place to enjoy a good glass of wine

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

Glenmorangie’s Oldest Whisky Comes With a Work of Art

GLENMORANGIE has released the oldest whisky in its history; aged for half a century and limited to 149 numbered bottles

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

Exploring The Flavours of India, One Cocktail At A Time At Tryst Mayfair

HIDDEN below the newly opened fine-dining modern Indian restaurant Tresind, Tryst is Mayfair’s new best-kept secret. Echoing the same motto,

Serra at The Chancery Rosewood: A Mediterranean Twist on Mayfair’s Culinary Scene

PRESIDENTS, royalty, musicians and Hollywood stars have all walked through the luminous, modernist entrance and grand lobby of the iconic

Kismet Is Bringing Istanbul’s Meyhane Spirit to London

LONDON’s restaurant scene has a taste of Istanbul and Northern Cyprus this summer, as restaurateur Dom Hamdy and chef Keiran

Celebrate National Afternoon Tea Week in London and Edinburgh With Style

THE week of August 10-16, National Afternoon Tea Week, celebrates the cultural episode that involves drinking tea and tasting light

Art Meets Aesthetic Dining in London This Summer

When viewed from the Tate Modern Restaurant, people crossing the Millennium Bridge look fragile. They resemble matchstick figures. Their vulnerability


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