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Cool Britannia Menu Delights At The Original Ivy Restaurant

ON A bustly Friday night, even seasoned Londoners like myself might get a little lost strolling through the jumbled, 17th-century streets and alleyways of Covent Garden. I usually just find it amusing navigating around the area, seeing where each turn leads, unless of course time is pressing. Good fortune and

Shangri-La The Shard turns pink for October in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month

THIS October Shangri-La The Shard launches a special Pink Afternoon Tea and cocktail as a way of supporting Guy’s Cancer

Glass enjoys a sunset view and dinner at the rooftop Trafalgar St. James

ROOFTOP views don’t get old. There’s something so significant about towering over a city that’s already reaching for the sky.

Glass dines at Kitchen E20

KITCHEN E20 is spread out across the ground floor of The Stratford – an impressive 42-floor building, which combines longer

Annabel’s partners with Patrón tequila to help save the Amazon rainforest

THE globally revered private members club Annabel’s has partnered with premium tequila brand Patrón on an limited-edition bottle of Reposado

Glass gets an insight into luxury wine with sommelier Clement Roberts of The Birley Clubs

CLEMENT Robert is the wine world’s Godfather. He is the Group Wine Buyer and Head of Beverage at The Birley

Glass enjoys some fabulous al fresco dining in London

  THERE is an attractive view of St James’s Church on Piccadilly – said to be Christopher Wren’s personal favourite

Glass stays at Raymond Blanc’s Belmond Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons

THERE’s a certain magic to Belmond Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons. After a train journey and a short drive down some

Al Mare opens at The Carlton Towers Jumeirah, London

AL MARE, the flagship all-day dining restaurant at The Carlton Towers Jumeirah, has just opened in London, bringing a slice

Glass selects the best afternoon teas in London

NOTHING elevates a city experience quite like a British afternoon tea. Whether you’re a savoury enthusiast or a self-confessed sweet


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