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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

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

Glass celebrates summer’s arrival with Terrace at The Dilly

STEPPING away from London’s bustling Oxford Street into the calmer neighbourhood surrounding The Dilly, we are welcomed straight away into

Glass enjoys the culinary masterpiece of Berners Tavern with Giuseppe D’Aniello

EXCELLENCE is a word Berners Tavern at The Edition, London has adopted with pride. The award-winning Berners Tavern, located in

London’s The Grill by Tom Booton reopens for an unmissable dining experience

RENOWNED chef Tom Booton has unveiled his latest culinary masterpiece: The Grill – an exceptional dining experience nestled in the

Glass dines at the Palmerston – perfection from start to finish

IT WAS evident we were in knowledgable hands when the co-founder of The Palmerston in Edinburgh, James Snowdon, mentioned the


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