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Glass goes vegan in Copenhagen with Bistro Lupa

October 4, 2022

AS THE pioneer of 'New Nordic Cuisine', Copenhagen has quickly become one of the food capitals of the world. Yet despite emphasis being placed on seasonal produce, regenerative farming and foraging, Copenhagen ...

Glass shares the top 3 dining spots to visit during Paris Fashion Week

Alicia Tomkinson

August 23, 2022

Dining, Feature, Food & Drink

AHEAD of Paris Fashion Week, set to take place 26 September till 4 October, Glass shares the ultimate hotspots to dine and indulge at throughout the occasion. A range of restaurants are in place to guide you ar...

Dior unveils its newly reimagined Parisian flagship

Ben Sanderson

March 30, 2022

Fashion, News

FOLLOWING a two-and-a-half year reconstruction, the crown jewel of Avenue Montaigne has reopened its doors, welcoming back clients and fashion-lovers alike into a wonderland of couture, cuisine and history whic...

Hong Kong Four Seasons Hotel celebrates the Year of the Tiger

Jamison Kent

January 5, 2022

Asia, Dining, News, Travel

THE Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong celebrates the arrival of the year of the tiger with exciting festivities. Whether one enjoys sweet or savoury, shopping or a trip to the spa – there is something for everyone. ...

Glass gets rosy with a pink-themed Blush Brunch at the Trafalgar St James rooftop

Katrina Mirpuri

August 19, 2021

Dining, Feature, Food & Drink

WHETHER you’re a tourist or a native Londoner, a rooftop view of the city will never fail to amaze. The Rooftop at the Trafalgar St. James is by far one of London’s finest viewing points. It allows you to s...

The Glass luxury picnic guide for National Picnic Week

Katrina Mirpuri

June 18, 2021

Dining, Drinks, Feature, Food & Drink

IF the idea of having a picnic worries you, then you’re doing it all wrong. A picnic should be easy, fun and luxurious, and they don’t have to be complicated if you have the right components. Picnics are a...

Glass reviews newly opened Paris Restaurant, Nolinski

Augustine Hammond

July 27, 2020

Dining, Feature, Travel

SITUATED in the beating heart of the city on Avenue de l'Opéra in Paris’s 1st arrondissement, the newly opened, Nolinski Le Restaurant, boasts contemporary Parisian elegance with ceiling to floor mirrors, gloss...

Hôtel Chais Monnet supports the community of Cognac amid the coronavirus emergency

Cara Jenkins

April 2, 2020

Food & Drink, News

TO SUPPORT the community of Cognac, Hôtel Chais Monnet is preparing food for the doctors, nurses and carers at the front line of the COVID-19 outbreak. A total of 365 freshly cooked meals were delivered to t...

The Glass guide to the best podcasts during self-isolation

Augustine Hammond

March 26, 2020

Culture, Feature

KEEPING yourself occupied while being urged to stay at home is a task not taken lightly in the current social climate. Finding distracting things to do can be a challenge when you are restricted to the four wal...

Glass explores the dining scene in and around Somerset House

Sean Sheehan

October 15, 2019

Dining, Feature

BUILT on the site of a Tudor palace, Somerset House’s commanding position on the banks of the Thames is no longer so obvious. The Strand’s clutter of ill-assorted buildings and constant traffic conspire to di...

Glass heads to Hertfordshire to dine at the Glasshouse at The Grove

Amanda Bernstein

October 1, 2019

Feature, Food & Drink

THE GROVE, a luxury country-house hotel set within 300 acres of countryside in the heart of Hertfordshire, has recently re-opened its Glasshouse restaurant after undergoing a dramatic renovation. This glamorous...

Glass dines out at 10 Shanghai in Hong Kong

Alicia Pountney

September 10, 2019

Dining, News

REMINISCENT of the Golden Era opulence of the 1930s and ’40s, 10 Shanghai promises refined Huaiyang cuisine amongst a backdrop of smooth lines and undulating curves in a sumptuous palette of greens and blues – ...

Glass stops by new Hoxton restaurant OKN1

Charlie Navin-Holder

September 10, 2019

Dining, Drinks, Feature, Food & Drink

IF I told you that there was a restaurant two minutes’ walk from Hoxton station, where dining out for two wouldn’t cost you a week’s wages for a flashy, but ultimately disappointing meal, I’d expect no less tha...

Glass dines at Dalloway Terrace for the vegan friendly Jungle Lunch menu

Sally Roulston

September 3, 2019

Dining, Food & Drink, News

SINCE transforming into Bloomsbury’s very own Sri Lankan tropical paradise, Dalloway Terrace has taken a further step to cement their impressive reputation with the introduction of a new set Jungle Lunch menu. ...

GLASS experiences Tin Lung Heen at the The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong

Alicia Pountney

August 27, 2019

Asia, Dining, Feature, Food & Drink, Hong Kong

LOOKING out across Victoria Harbour, Tin Lung Heen offers a stunning view to complement its stunning food. Translating to ‘Dragon in the sky’, this luxurious Cantonese restaurant occupies a large part of the 10...

Glass is excited by some new menus in London

Sean Sheehan

June 3, 2019

Feature, Food & Drink

CHELSEA Physic Garden has a venerable history, being founded in 1673 for the cultivation of plants of medicinal value by the Worshipful Society of Apothecaries. The most noticeable of the thousands of useful pl...

Hilton Seychelles welcomes top London chefs for A Treasure Trail of Taste

Alicia Pountney

June 1, 2019

Dining, News, Travel

FOODIES everywhere take note - Hilton Seychelles Northolme Resort & Spa and Hilton Seychelles Labriz Resort & Spa are launching ‘A Treasure Trail of Taste’ this June 2019. This gastronomic journey is in...

Glass visits Home – Fancy Fine Dining in Leeds

Derby Jones

May 27, 2019

Dining, Feature, Food & Drink

ON a recent rainy spring evening, Glass arrived in Leeds to visit Home – a fine dining spot in the centre of town that was launched in 2017 by Masterchef semi-finalist Elizabeth Cottam and Michelin-starred Head...

Glass tucks into The Vurger Co’s latest creation, the Big Mex Vurger

Sally Roulston

May 14, 2019

Dining, Feature, Food & Drink

FROM humble beginnings selling burgers on a Tottenham market stall, The Vurger Co’s whirlwind two-year journey has seen the company break into the vegan fast food market and open two successful London restauran...

Glass enjoys fine dining at TĪNG, Shangri-La Hotel at The Shard

Heather Doughty

April 8, 2019

Dining, Feature, Food & Drink, Restaurants

STEP out onto Level 35 of the iconic Shangri-La Hotel at the Shard and you’re greeted by a combination of elegance and warmth, from the minimalist architecture to the relaxed vibe of the lounge and the incredib...

Lahpet brings beautiful Burmese cuisine to Shoreditch

Derby Jones

February 26, 2019

Dining, Feature

THE wonderful flavours of Burmese cooking are pretty hard to find in London; there are apparently just three restaurants in town that specialise in the cuisine of this south-east Asian nation. Thankfully now th...

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