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Randall & Aubin An Anglo-French brasserie filled with with 18th century French chandeliers, disco balls, high bar-style seating, a ton of seafood, and a cellar-full of Champagne.

Restaurants | Covent Garden

Rules You might know Rules as the self-proclaimed oldest restaurant in London. Established by Thomas Rule in 1798, it serves hyper-modern Asian fusion cuisine traditional British food.

Bars | Soho

The Pink Chihuahua This 3am-licensed bar is plastered in Day of the Dead murals, Mexican memorabilia and glass cabinets full of tequila bottles.

Bars | Holborn

Scarfes Bar Gerald Scarfe has the rare distinction of being the only person on earth who has both a species of pterosaur (Cuspicephalus Scarfi) and a hotel bar named after them. It’s almost cartoonish.

Restaurants | Holborn

DUM Biryani House Coming to us from Dhruv Mittal (ex-Fat Duck), DUM Biryani House specializes in Hyderabadi biryani, and more or less only Hyderabadi biryani.

Restaurants | Covent Garden

Bunga Bunga Covent Garden Named after Berlusconi’s wild parties, Bunga Bunga offers seriously tongue-in-cheek entertainment, from drag artists to burlesque dancers, to accompany your dinner in their basement den hidden beyond a meat freezer.

Features | London

The Best London Bars & Restaurants For Short People The Best London Bars & Restaurants For Short People When you’re in a restaurant, there’s nothing worse than being a little.

Bars | Soho

Six Storeys A six storeyed temple to decadence, set in a restored Georgian townhouse on Soho square.

Restaurants | Mayfair

Sakagura A Japanese restaurant and sake cellar, where you can sizzle your own steaks on hot lava stones.

Food & Drink | Docklands

Quilombero Quilombero has sadly now closed.

Features | Docklands

The Best Office Christmas Party Ideas In London Office Christmas parties. They’re more than just an elaborate trap set by the HR department. In fact, when done right… they can actually be fun.

Restaurants | Bankside

Caravan Bankside Sprawling brunches, delicious coffee, equally delicious cocktails and lazy all day dining.

Restaurants | St James's

Aquavit A stunning Scandi eatery that’s the second outpost of the 2 Michelin-starred NYC restaurant.

Restaurants | Soho

Cutter & Squidge A kitsch secret garden beneath the labyrinthine backstreets of Soho.

Food & Drink | Covent Garden

Encant Encant is sadly now closed.

Things to do: Archive | Chelsea

The Royal Court: The Children Lucy Kirkwood brings her black humour and famously bold approach to sensitive subjects at The Royal Court – the theatre that has kickstarted the careers of writers like Samuel Beckett and David Hare.

Things to do: Archive | Chelsea

The Nomad Cinema @ The Imperial War Museum Watch war movies in a war museum, while an actual Spitfire dangles from the ceiling above you….

Restaurants | Canary Wharf

The Breakfast Club Canary Wharf The Breakfast Club have popped up again – and their most recent incarnation is a 70s working men’s club-cum-casino, complete with secret drinking den courtesy of Dr. Kluger….

Features | London

The Best of Design in London (with Perrier-Jouet) They say truly great design is invisible. Which, no doubt, annoys truly great designers no end….

Things to do: Archive | Southbank

The Twisted Circus The Twisted Circus | Halloween Party Given how scary clowns have recently become, manufacturers of clown shoes are now allegedly under pressure to.

Bars | Dalston

Furanxo A Spanish artisanal deli, that becomes a wine and tapas bar by evening….

Restaurants | Shoreditch

The River Cafe An iconic Italian restaurant that changed the London restaurant scene forever.

Randall & Aubin An Anglo-French brasserie filled with with 18th century French chandeliers, disco balls, high bar-style seating, a ton of seafood, and a cellar-full of Champagne.

Rules You might know Rules as the self-proclaimed oldest restaurant in London. Established by Thomas Rule in 1798, it serves hyper-modern Asian fusion cuisine traditional British food.

The Pink Chihuahua This 3am-licensed bar is plastered in Day of the Dead murals, Mexican memorabilia and glass cabinets full of tequila bottles.

Scarfes Bar Gerald Scarfe has the rare distinction of being the only person on earth who has both a species of pterosaur (Cuspicephalus Scarfi) and a hotel bar named after them. It’s almost cartoonish.

DUM Biryani House Coming to us from Dhruv Mittal (ex-Fat Duck), DUM Biryani House specializes in Hyderabadi biryani, and more or less only Hyderabadi biryani.

Bunga Bunga Covent Garden Named after Berlusconi’s wild parties, Bunga Bunga offers seriously tongue-in-cheek entertainment, from drag artists to burlesque dancers, to accompany your dinner in their basement den hidden beyond a meat freezer.

The Best London Bars & Restaurants For Short People The Best London Bars & Restaurants For Short People When you’re in a restaurant, there’s nothing worse than being a little.

Six Storeys A six storeyed temple to decadence, set in a restored Georgian townhouse on Soho square.

Sakagura A Japanese restaurant and sake cellar, where you can sizzle your own steaks on hot lava stones.

Quilombero Quilombero has sadly now closed.

The Best Office Christmas Party Ideas In London Office Christmas parties. They’re more than just an elaborate trap set by the HR department. In fact, when done right… they can actually be fun.

Caravan Bankside Sprawling brunches, delicious coffee, equally delicious cocktails and lazy all day dining.

Aquavit A stunning Scandi eatery that’s the second outpost of the 2 Michelin-starred NYC restaurant.

Cutter & Squidge A kitsch secret garden beneath the labyrinthine backstreets of Soho.

Encant Encant is sadly now closed.

The Royal Court: The Children Lucy Kirkwood brings her black humour and famously bold approach to sensitive subjects at The Royal Court – the theatre that has kickstarted the careers of writers like Samuel Beckett and David Hare.

The Nomad Cinema @ The Imperial War Museum Watch war movies in a war museum, while an actual Spitfire dangles from the ceiling above you….

The Breakfast Club Canary Wharf The Breakfast Club have popped up again – and their most recent incarnation is a 70s working men’s club-cum-casino, complete with secret drinking den courtesy of Dr. Kluger….

The Best of Design in London (with Perrier-Jouet) They say truly great design is invisible. Which, no doubt, annoys truly great designers no end….

The Twisted Circus The Twisted Circus | Halloween Party Given how scary clowns have recently become, manufacturers of clown shoes are now allegedly under pressure to.

Furanxo A Spanish artisanal deli, that becomes a wine and tapas bar by evening….

Smokestak Smoking is bad for you. Unless you’re smoking hot, or you’re smoking meat. And if it’s meat you’re after, we’ve got just the place.