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

August 23, 2022

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...

Glass gets a movie star welcome at 45 Park Lane, London

Amanda Bernstein

September 1, 2020

Feature, Travel

THE art deco exterior of 45 Park Lane wraps around the corner of London’s Park Lane and Stanhope Gate, facing its grown-up and more formal sister, The Dorchester. At night this hotel comes to life like an icon...

Glass visits a beautiful restaurant, Wild by Tart, in Victoria, London

Derby Jones

November 12, 2019

Dining, Feature, Food & Drink

VICTORIA is shaping up to be a dining hot spot in the capital. Wild by Tart a new restaurant in Eccleston Yards from Lucy Carr-Ellison and Jemima Jones, is certainly an excellent reason to head south of the riv...

Glass tastes the new Daisy Green x Plates vegan menu at Scarlett Green

Sally Roulston

September 12, 2019

Dining, Food & Drink, News

BRINGING fresh Aussie culture to London, the Daisy Green Collection is a band of independent and individually designed cafes and restaurants serving antipodean-inspired food around the capital. Since joining th...

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 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 dines out at A.O.K Kitchen, Marylebone

Amanda Bernstein

April 16, 2019

Food & Drink, News

A SMART street corner in the heart of London’s Marylebone has just become a little more special thanks to the recent opening of A.O.K Kitchen on Dorset Street. Specialising in dishes free of gluten, dairy, and ...

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...

Brasserie Prince shows off fine French dining in Edinburgh

Derby Jones

January 31, 2019

Dining, Food & Drink, News

A NEW French restaurant has opened in Edinburgh and its dishes are dazzling affairs. On a recent rainy lunchtime, we took refuge at Brasserie Prince – a gorgeous green-hued space that occupies the ground floor ...

Glass tries the vegetarian menu at Galvin La Chapelle, Spitalfields

Katrina Mirpuri

November 1, 2018

Dining, Feature, Food & Drink

WHEN it comes to dining with a twist, London is full of weird and wonderful restaurants. However, while I sat sipping on a glass of crisp white Muscadet in a grade II Victorian school chapel in the centre of Sp...

Glass visits Nickel & Diner – New York’s best all-day dining spot

Derby Jones

August 9, 2018

Feature, Food & Drink

THE diner is quite possibly one of the greatest American inventions. A place to grab a bite at any hour of the day, nestled in an informal setting – what’s not to like? Nickel & Diner, situated on fashionab...

Glass dines at The Tai Pan at The Murray, Hong Kong

Olga Kuznietsova

June 27, 2018

Feature, Hong Kong, Travel

ELEGANT European cuisine with a modern Oriental twist is at heart of The Tai Pan, an all-day dining spot located in The Murray hotel in Hong Kong. This contemporary bistro welcomes guests to savour the tastes o...

Glass dines at Josephine Estelle – the dreamiest Italian cuisine in the Big Sleep

Derby Jones

April 11, 2018

Dining, Feature, Food & Drink

SOMETIMES you walk into a restaurant and just know that you're going to have a good time. Such was the case on a recent Thursday night in New Orleans, when Glass visited the dazzling Italian-focused eatery, Jos...

Magical Lantern Festival partners with three charities for 2017 launch

Allie Nawrat

November 2, 2017

Culture, News

THE annual Magical Lantern Festival has partnered with three charities for their 2017 London, Birmingham and Leeds festivals. The Magical Lantern Festival features an enormous Christmas lights installation, uni...

Glass meets interior design duo Ed Ng and Terence Ngan of AB Concept

Stephanie Clair

August 2, 2017

Architecture, Design, Feature

SINCE 1999 Ed Ng and Terence Ngan have built a reputation as the go-to practice for luxury hotel and restaurant interiors. Founded in Hong Kong before expanding with outposts in Bangkok and Taipei and with a 10...

Taquitos, tiraditos, trempettes and trufón – Glass explores some London restaurants

Sean Sheehan

May 25, 2017

Dining, Feature

BORN-and-bred North Londoners, like myself, never felt the need to walk along the Albert Embankment. The south side of the Thames, between Vauxhall Bridge and Westminster, was just a vista to glance a...

Glass enjoys the new brunch menu at The Piano Works, Farringdon, London

Heather Doughty

May 23, 2017

Dining, Feature

THERE'S no denying it, the bottomless brunch’trend continues to grow in the bustling capital and the latest establishment to use its credentials and fanbase to take advantage of the Londoner’s love of day-time ...

Glass continues touring Morocco’s artisanal capital, Fez, and stays at the Palais Amani

Emily Rae Pellerin

April 17, 2017

Feature, Rest Of The World, Travel

Glass continues touring Morocco’s artisanal capital, Fez, complete with a stay at a true eden: the exclusive Palais Amani FOLLOWING the porter uphill through a sinuous, narrow Tadelakt side street,...

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