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Come for Dinner, Stay All Night – Dining at MA/NA

ASPIRING to be a place you enter in the afternoon and don’t leave until the early hours, MA/NA is the new kid on the block – the block being Mayfair, and the kids being high-end Japanese dining restaurants. The mystery starts with the name itself: a fusion of two words

Margot Henderson elevates pub food at The Three Horseshoes, Somerset

EVERYONE is in search of getting a reservation at a restaurant touched by the Henderson name – whether it’s Soho’s

Glass visits Outcrop at 180 The Strand — a perfect pop-up

BEFORE summer’s out, make sure to visit an exciting new pop-up that combines fabulous Thai cooking, mellow beats and an

Beaverbrook announces partnership with WildKitchen

BEAVERBROOK stands to be the first hotel in the UK to launch a WildKitchen, founded by British film-maker Guy Ritchie,

Art Yard Bar & Kitchen – Glass enjoys the buzziest eatery in Bankside

STEPS away from Blackfriars Bridge resides the glamorous Art Yard Bar & Kitchen, an airy light-filled space that also boasts

Glass enjoys a summer BBQ menu at The Baring

IN A QUIET residential pocket in north London resides one of the best gastropubs in the city. The Baring, which

Glass dines at Sticks’n’Sushi Shoreditch

STICKS’n’Sushi Shoreditch offers an expertly crafted menu that perfectly blends Japanese Cuisine with Scandinavian influences. From the moment I stepped

Glass enjoys seasonal Sakura Highball Brunch at Apothecary East

NOT MANY places can pride themselves on doing brunch as well as London. With a wide selection of venues offering

Tom Sellers continues his British culinary fairytale in Mayfair’s Dovetale

WHAT HAPPENS to many great chefs when they arrive at the stage where their name no longer stands alone but

Covent Garden’s Crudo makes ceviche and cocktails easy

WHEN IT comes to central London, I’m not sure what’s harder – to navigate through the visiting slower-paced tourists or


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