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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

Enjoying Summer in the City at Three Sheets Soho

I TURN into a narrow street, navigating my way through people joyfully enjoying their al fresco drinks on a hot

Michelin Star Tom Brown at The Capital Brings Elegance to British Cuisine

IN A quiet pocket of Knightsbridge, just a stone’s throw away from Harrods, The Capital Hotel feels worlds away from

Brasserie Angelica at the Newman Hotel Elevates All-Day Dining in London’s Fitzrovia

THE DEBUT of a new luxury hotel into the London hospitality scene is always an occasion to celebrate. And Brasserie

Dine in Storybook Style with Beatrix Potter Themed Delicacies at Mayfair’s JW Marriott Grosvenor House

WHO doesn’t relish a good afternoon tea? The impeccably cut sandwiches, clotted cream scones and miniature cakes, complete with dainty

Maza Brings the Athenian Taverna to the Streets of Mayfair

WHEN talking about Greek dining, what first springs to my mind is the sense of community and distinctive, yet simple

A Storied Expression of Italian Dining is Mastered at London’s Oldest Italian Restaurant, Franco’s

FROM the moment the breadbasket arrives, it’s clear that Franco’s takes its carbs seriously. Sundried tomato and rosemary rolls, focaccia,

Agrodolce Offers A Quietly Confident Taken On Italian Dining in London

THERE is a particular kind of restaurant London rarely gets right. The kind that feels genuinely Italian rather than performative.

A Whistle-stop Guide to Paris’ Most Tasty Pleasures

CURIOUS and keen to see where so many artists had chosen to live, Montmartre was my first stop. The tour

The Spanish Restaurant Everyone’s Talking About: Legado

STEPPING into Legado feels less like entering a restaurant and more like being transported through Spain, in a way feels


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