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Dior Brings Mauro Colagreco to Saint-Tropez

DIOR has enlisted chef Mauro Colagreco for its Saint-Tropez hospitality offering, bringing the three Michelin-starred Mirazur chef to the house’s seasonal restaurant on the French Riviera. The menu looks to the Mediterranean, with vegetables, herbs, flowers, and seafood at its centre, with dishes ranging from shellfish tartare with clover-shaped leaves

Bold Flavours and Nikkei Flair at Chotto Matte Soho

THERE’s always been something electric about Chotto Matte, and the Soho flagship has reignited that energy with its bold new

Glass Luxury Culinary and Dining Gift Guide 2025

WITH Christmas rapidly approaching, finding the perfect gift for the foodie in your life can be a challenge. Fortunately, Glass

Tasting Edinburgh’s hidden gem: The Little Chartroom

SIMPLE tables adorned with dried flowers and a timidly burning candle flame, warmth radiating from the staff, the sun gently

Nobu Marrakech Balances Local Flavours with a Taste of Japan

THE illustrious Nobu brand had fairy-tale like beginnings and was founded in 1994 by Chef Nobuyuki “Matsuhisa” Matsuhisa, legendary actor

A Magical Afternoon at Do Not Disturb, Vintry & Mercer

HIDDEN beneath the elegant Vintry & Mercer hotel in the City lies Do Not Disturb, a candlelit speakeasy that sets

Glass dines at Carlotta — and experiences a meeting of Italian spirit and London grace

A GENTLE rain settles over Marylebone as we step inside Carlotta, escaping the city’s cool evening for its inviting warmth.

Solaya by Kenny Atkinson Debuts at art’otel London Hoxton

AS THE days grow colder and the leaves gradually turn, sometimes all one needs is a bit of Mediterranean warmth

A Thrilling Four-Hands Dinner with Claude and Co at The Peninsula London

AS 2025 enters its final quarter, the concept of a four-hands dinner – two chefs collaborating to create a unique

British Ingredients Meet Thai Soul at AngloThai

ANGLOTHAI isn’t just another exciting new restaurant in London, it’s the culmination of a life lived between cultures. Opened in


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