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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

Chef Kosei Sakamoto delivers fuss-free sushi at Miyako, London

LOCATED within the walls of 5-star Andaz Hotel by Hyatt on Liverpool Street is Miyako, a reliable Japanese restaurant spearheaded

Smith’s Bar & Grill brings comfort and care to British cuisine

LOCATED just a stone’s throw away from Paddington Station lies one of London’s best-kept secrets – Smith’s Restaurant & Bar.

Savage Garden teams up with the Ocean Conservation Trust for two new cocktails

LOOKING for a bar with panoramic views of London’s iconic skyline? Look no further than Savage Garden. Overlooking famous buildings

Tattu London joins forces with Laurent-Perrier for its summer terrace

SINCE being established in 2015, Tattu has taken the UK culinary scene by storm. Lauded for its innovative Chinese cooking,

Glass tastes Izakaya-inspired cuisine at Apothecary East

NESTLED away amongst the vibrant streets of Shoreditch lies Apothecary East – an independent Japanese restaurant. Combining the buzz of

Glass stops by Caviar House at Threadneedles Hotel for an evening of seafood

FEW places do relaxation quite like the Threadneedles Hotel amidst the hustle and bustle of London, and with the addition

Glass indulges in Bees in Bloom Afternoon Tea at Shangri-La The Shard

IN TIME for the spring season to finally begin in London, Shangri-La The Shard launches Bees in Bloom Afternoon Tea,

LUCHO brings Chilean cuisine to The Rosebery

USHERING in the warm weather with equally delightful cuisine, the Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park has just announced the launch of

Glass finds culinary triumph in Edinburgh

The grand Renaissance-style hotel in Edinburgh, The Balmoral, opened in 1902 and, as the only residential building ever erected on


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