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From London's best new restaurants to its finest art shows, this is GQ’s roundup of the best things to do in London this week
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Ukiyo Handroll Bar
Tucked away in Covent Garden, this new hidden gem is soaring under the radar. From the chef behind Sumosan, Ukiyo exceeds expectations with high-quality temaki rolls and an experiential open kitchen, where you get a front-row seat to watch handrolls prepared from scratch. We recommend the tasting menu, so you can enjoy a full suite of nigiri, sashimi, cut rolls and starters.
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Murger Han at Castle Square
Murger Han, London's first authentic Xi'an restaurant, has finally ventured into south London with a new location in Elephant & Castle's Castle Square development. On the menu are springy biang biang noodles, soups and delicious murgers – pan-baked flatbreads with fillings from vegetables and duck to an unmissable spiced pork. Nearby in the rest of the Square, you'll find clothing shops, hair salons and more food and drink options, so you can venture out after lunch and have plenty to choose from for dinner (or head back to Murger Han for a second go. We won't judge.)
Murger Han at Castle Square
40 Elephant Road, SE17 1EU - 3/49
Gasoline Grill’s London debut
If you’ve been to Copenhagen and never had a Gasoline Grill burger, you’ve been doing it wrong. But now is your chance to rectify this as the burger restaurant will be making its international debut in London with a four-week residency at The Standard hotel. Get ready for the delicious tried-and-tested menu, including favourites like the Nashville Hot Chicken Burger and the Cheeseburger – plus a very special “Surf &Turf” burger only available here in London. We suggest you run, don’t walk, to the best thing to come out of Denmark since Lego.
Gasoline Grill at The Standard
10 Argyle Street, WC1H 8EG - 4/49
Ria's
Situated near Portobello Road, Ria’s is a Detroit-style pizzeria that slowly ferments its dough for 72 hours, meaning each pizza looks thick and heavy, but is surprisingly light to eat. The classic is good, but the pepperoni is exceptional, especially when paired with the hot honey and garlic butter sauces. I’ve heard many good things about the mushroom and the prawn pizzas, should you wish to opt for something more unexpected. Pair yours with something from the perfectly curated list of natural wines or opt for one of the cocktails, which are smooth and (despite being pre-made) taste spectacularly premium. To finish there’s battered Mars bars, or Dua Lipa’s favourite: vanilla ice cream with olive oil and salt.
29 All Saints Road, W11 1HE
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The Dover
Good food is easy to come by in Mayfair. Good vibes? Less so, which why is The Dover's Italian American joie de vivre has proved such a delight since its launch late last year. Serving comfort food classics in homely but upscale art deco surroundings, this is a spot where you can sink into the furniture between generous pasta dishes and crisp martinis. The Parmigiana “Americanata" – crafted with lasagna sheets between slices of meaty aubergine – is to die for. Just be sure to turn up on an empty stomach.
The Dover
33 Dover Street, W1S 4NF - 6/49
The Grill by Tom Booton at The Dorchester
Given this British summertime's current eccentricities, you could be forgiven for not wanting to gamble your weekend on a washed-up cookout. For what is by far and away the most bougie to solution to these woes, The Grill by Tom Booton has created its BBQ Sundays menu. Choose from All The Chicken, Herwick Lamb or a sumptuous BBQ Whole Red Mullet to feast as you please across an assortment of sharing dishes and sides. If you don't sneak in the “Toffee crisp” with salted milk ice cream for dessert, though, we'll be having words…
The Dorchester
53 Park Ln, London W1K 1QA - Luke Dyson7/49
The NinetyThird by Qatar Airways, at the O2
Upgrading to a VIP membership at London's dome is well worth the investment. Not only does it get you access to the ‘walkway’ – a private balcony with entourage-level views - but access a members club space which includes a fine dining restaurant and some of the best cocktails in the Greenwich Peninsula. From £15,000 plus VAT per person per year, you'll want to go several times a year to make it worthwhile – but given the O2's stellar line of concerts up in recent years, that should be easy enough.
The NinetyThird by Qatar Airways, O2, London
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Axel Arigato's Birthday Events
Effortlessly cool Swedish brand Axel Arigato is celebrating its 10th birthday, but there's no cake or bouncy castle here. Instead, it has opened a second London store in Covent Garden's Earlham Street. The space is carefully curated with the gallery-esque vibe the brand is known for, and designed to function as an event venue as well as the place to find trainers that will make you the envy of the office and the pub. Join the party this weekend with an intimate live music night on Friday featuring Venna, and a high-octane evening with DJ P-Rallel on Saturday.
Axel Arigato, 21–23 Earlham Street, London WC2H 9LL
Sign up for Venna and DJ P-Rallel - Joab Woodger-Smith9/49
The Feathered Nest
We're ever in search of the perfect Cotswolds pub-with-rooms. It demands a delicate balance of blissful country solitude and London-calibre amenities and service. The Feathered Nest in Chipping Norton has nailed down a winning formula of top-tier accommodation alongside superb food and drink. Located on the grounds of a 15th-century inn in Nether Westcote, the property has a killer hilltop vista. This serves as the tranquil backdrop for the bar and restaurant, where they've recently appointed Caribbean chef Renemar Pinedo to head things up. For the summer, The Feathered Nest has partnered with Rathfinny for its glorious terrace, where you can drink until it's time to stagger back to your room.
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House of Q at Burlington Arcade
It's been 60 years since the release of Goldfinger, where James Bond (played by a Rolex-clad Sean Connery) brought down an international gold-smuggling ring. The natural way to celebrate, of course, would be to take your Aston Martin out for a spin through the Swiss Alps. But for those of us bound to London, drinking Bollinger's PN cuvée will have to suffice as tribute. Visit the House of Q pop-up at Burlington Arcade – where Aston Martin has teamed up with Bollinger for a 007-approved celebration through August 4.
51 Piccadilly, W1J 0QJ.
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Selfridges' Climbing Column
Indoor climbing is having a moment right now. It made its Olympic debut in Tokyo in 2020, and all your sportiest mates have headed down to the gym with climbing shoes and carabiners in hand – and now there's a new way to join in. In celebration of a summer of sport, Selfridges has unveiled a custom-built Climbing Column on Edwards Mews outside its Oxford Street store, designed in reference to its world-famous façade. This unmissable climbing experience is available for the next six weeks, so don't miss out – no gym membership required.
Selfridges' Climbing Column
Edwards Mews, W1A 1AB - 12/49
Bicester Village
OK, so it's not London exactly – but just a 30-minute train away lies fashion favourite Bicester Village, and it just got even prettier. This summer, the area has married together two iconic Oxfordshire landmarks, Waddesdon Manor and Blenheim Palace, to create bespoke curated outdoor gardens. These little troughs of heaven have been scattered around the Village, from its outdoor terrace spaces to the centre, and even the station walkways. Also near the station is the Bee Garden, where you can buy honey to add to your fashion haul – a weekend day out with a difference.
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Hakkasan and Yauatcha Spring/Summer Menu
There are plenty of overhyped restaurants in Mayfair, but if there’s one we’d always advocate does it best, it's Hakkasan. Now with its Spring/Summer menu fully underway, including dishes such as Crystal lobster dumplings with caviar, Dover sole with seven spices and Wok-fried lamb with chilli and lemongrass, it's the perfect feast to accompany a day spent exploring London in the sun. And, should you be up for trying something different, you can also attend the “Lost in Shanghai” brunch at the Hanway Place location on Saturday 27th July, offering a martini cocktail on arrival along with a new concept brunch menu.
Hakkasan
17 Bruton St, W1J 6QB
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KGK Kensington launches Chef’s Feast Menu
If you’re yet to experience the delights of Korean BBQ, there’s a gem in Kensington that’s well worth your time. Tucked away in a corner off Gloucester Road, Korean Grill Kensington has relaxed and low-key vibes, but the quality of the meats and ingredients are where it really stands out. Giving you the chance to try a whole host of different Korean classics, as well as to indulge in some Korean traditions such as Soju pairings, this is a great spot to head this summer.
Korean Grill Kensington
Courtfield Rd, South Kensington, SW7 4LH - 15/49
Clays Olympic Campaign
Part of the beauty of the Olympics is getting the chance to learn about new sports, but far too often it can be pretty difficult to try some of the more niche ones unless you happen to have access to the right facilities. This being said, there's one you can try right on your doorstep this year. Should Olympic Skeet take your fancy, Londoners can head down to Clays to try the activity bar’s new skeet game, giving you the chance to virtually test your skills, all while sipping on your favourite cocktails.
Clays
On the wharf 1, Cabot Square, W India Ave, E14 4QJ - 16/49
108 Brasserie Seasonal Summer Roasts
You might associate Sunday roasts more with a cosy winter evening than a hot July day, but 108 Brasserie is here to make them officially a summer event. Putting a spin on a classic, the restaurant’s new roast menu includes lobster and Scottish salmon as your meat choices, both of which feel fun and fresh and are perfectly in keeping with summer vibes.
108 Marylebone Ln, London W1U 2QE
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Apothecary East
Nestled away in Shoreditch's Charlotte Street, Apothecary East is an independently owned Japanese restaurant that perfectly balances authenticity with a London twist. The open-plan restaurant and large window let in floods of natural light to create a calming and beautiful space, and the fireplace provides an intimate nook for conversation and cocktails. The small-plates menu is available for lunch, dinner and brunch – we recommend the black sesame cauliflower for an umami hit.
Apothecary East
36 Charlotte Road, EC2A 3PG - 18/49
Savoir (Re)Faire Supper Series
Champagne-loving environmentalists rejoice: Silo, the buzzy zero-waste restaurant overlooking the canal in Hackney Wick, is teaming up with Ruinart for its Savoir (Re)Faire Supper Series. With monthly events lasting through autumn, the restaurant and maison will collaborate on meals that showcase their mutual efforts to reduce waste associated with F&B consumption. Silo's nose-to-tail ethos will apply to the monthly menu, which will be 75% plant-based and centre on seasonal ingredients. As part of the wine pairing, one course will complement Ruinart's recent Blanc Singulier cuvée release – a new bottle that incorporates sustainable winemaking practices.
Book here.
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Third Space opens in Wood Wharf
The chic boutique gym Third Space is popping up everywhere (and we love to see it). One of their latest gyms to open is a 23-acre Wood Wharf space, which boasts the brand's only reformer pilates studio. This new studio offers original classes like Tower Pilates, which uses the reformer machines to strengthen athleticism and dynamic mobility. The facilities at Wood Wharf are unmatched, and in true Third Space fashion, they have all the gear for your recovery (think compression boots and a top-of-the-range spa facility). If you're a member of Third Space Canary Wharf, you can get access to both facilities for double the burn.
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The Hero
When Phil Winser and James Gummer opened The Pelican in 2022, it marked the return of the “destination” pub: somewhere you'll travel, even hungover on a Sunday, to get a first-class drinking fix. Last year, the duo brought their talents to Oxfordshire, with The Bull in Charlbury. They're on a roll now: this summer, they've opened The Hero in Maida Vale, another elevated pub that's worth ditching your local for. The new digs are in fact a refurb of a building that dates back to 1878, and the fare here is similarly old-school British: pork scratchings, scotch eggs and cheese toasties abound.
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Trio au Chocolat at The Connaught Patisserie
There are pain au chocolat and there are pain au chocolat, so trust us when we tell you The Connaught Patisserie's new Trio au Chocolat is utterly transcendent. The brainchild of chef Nicolas Rouzaud, this new concoction combines dark, white and gianduja chocolate – a blend of milk and hazelnut – with melt-in-your-mouth pastry to heavenly effect. They're available in limited quantities every day for £4 each. Pret a Manger could never…
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Velvet Alfresco at Corinthia London
If forecasts are to be believed we're in real danger of seeing some sunshine break out sometime over the next fortnight. With UV rays at an absolute premium this summer, basking in them then with a Campari Spritz in hand requires military-grade planning. Our new go-to? The Velvet Alfresco at Corinthia London, which is a short hop away from Embankment and opens daily from 4-8pm.
corinthia.com
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The Dining Room at The Goring
Newly refurbished in fittingly opulent fashion, The Dining Room is once again serving up Michelin-starred excellence from its family-owned home at The Goring in Belgravia. Its plush, bright interiors were designed by Russell Sage Studio, but it's the thoroughly British fare that's truly worth booking in for. From dry-aged Aylesbury duck to a Yorkshire rhubarb and lemon shortbread tartlet, those ample soft furnishings will be putting in serious work after you've seen your way through all three courses.
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The River Café Café
Yes, you read that right. The iconic River Café restuarant first opened its doors in 1987, and The River Café Café is its first new opening since. The space echoes the main restaurant's aesthetic, with high windows, a landscaped terrace and of course that Thames view, but it also features artwork on loan by world-renowned artist Damien Hirst. The menu is Italian-inspired: small plates, ice cream, pastries and cocktails. It's set to be the hot spot for the summer, so make sure to book in advance!
The River Café Café, Thames Wharf Studios, Rainville Road, W6 9HA
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Goodhood's new Hanbury Street store
Cult London retailer Goodhood is entering a new era. The go-to shop, renowned for exclusive streetwear collabs and top-notch homeware, is moving from Curtain Road to a new location up the road at 15 Hanbury Street, near Spitalfields Market. Since opening in 2007, Goodhood has stuck to its ethos of “selected goods for the independent mind”, and this new store really reflects this mantra. Still expect split-level shopping and curation like no other.
15 Hanbury Street, E1 6QR
goodhoodstore.com
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Bolívar at Annabel's
Annabel’s has just unveiled its latest dining gem: Bolívar, a warm and rustic sanctuary on the club’s second floor, open every Tuesday to Saturday. Dripping with South American charm, Bolívar dazzles with its terracotta hues, candle-lit tables and wooden furniture, all anchored by an original antique stone fireplace. The wine list boasts the region’s finest vintages, and the agave-based cocktails are as inventive as they are exciting. The shareable menu is a culinary journey, featuring tacos, guacamole, tartare, and a selection of premium steaks grilled in an open-fire oven with the freshest selection of sides to choose from.
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La Maison Ani
Chef Izu Ani of Mediterranean dining destination Gaia in Mayfair is bringing another one of his restaurants from Dubai to London, this time in Knightsbridge. La Maison Ani is named after the British-Nigerian head-chef himself and is an ode to his experiences cooking in the French countryside and the time he spent travelling around the Middle East. They've got the classics – croque monsieur and French onion soup – and the twists, like the seabass with sumac rice. It just opened, so go see the pink interior for yourself.
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Atis Regent Street
Atis has just opened its flagship London store, a sleek minimalist space right in the thick of Oxford Circus. This is the seventh location for the upscale build-your-own-salad chain, known for levelling up London's fast-casual-veg scene. Craft your plant-y masterpiece with fresh ingredients like kimchi radish slaw, tricolour quinoa, sweet chilli salmon and avocado kale slaw. Until the end of the week, the store is giving away prizes to early customers, like merch, gift cards and free salads for a year.
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Villa Minuty at Rosewood Hotel
This summer, family-run rosé wine estate Minuty is bringing the sun-drenched essence of the French Riviera to Rosewood London by transforming the luxury hotel’s terrace into a coastal restaurant called Villa Minuty, inspired by the house’s stunning location on the Côte d’Azur. It’s the ideal dining spot to spend long lunches and warm summer nights: think rustic-chic, wicker furniture and courtyard vines. Featuring an array of house rosé wines, the menu has been carefully curated to reflect the earthy ingredients of the market gardens surrounding Minuty’s estate.
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Mamasons Pop-Up in Bape
Inside Bape's Conduit St store this bank holiday weekend you'll find traditional Filipino ice cream brought to you by Mamasons. If you aren't already familiar with Mamasons, it's an award-winning, Filipino ice cream parlour. With Bape purchase, you'll be able to try from three of their best-selling flavours; Ube, Milo and Calamansi. While on bank holiday Monday, all ice cream will be complementary, regardless of Bape purchase.
Head on down to see what Mamasons is all about.
Bape, Conduit St, W1S 2XU - 31/49
Maria Black Piercing Studio
Maria Black's piercing studio is situated inside London's Selfridges up on the second floor. The concept is simple: pick the earring you like and get it pierced simultaneously. There's a selection of 14k gold and sterling silver earrings to choose from, while the diamond and lab-grown diamond designs will make the experience extra special. Not sure what you're after? Pop in for a complimentary consultation and styling experience.
Discover more on maria-black.com
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Bunhead Bakery
First out of the oven in 2020, sourdough bun purveyor Bunhead Bakery opened its first bricks-and-mortar site on 19 May in south London's Herne Hill. Founder Sara Assad-Mannings started as a self-taught baker and aims to bring the rich flavours and richer culture of Palestine to the community via organic ingredients and a vibrant menu. Highlights include the pistachio and orange blossom Baklava bun, the Salty bun, with za'atar and feta, and the Knafeh bun, filled with cheese, orange zest, brown sugar and joy. Pick up all three, take them over the road to Brockwell Park and thank us later.
Bunhead Bakery
145 Dulwich Road, SE24 0NG - 33/49
Get In, Losers, We're Going to Mean Girls the Musical
All your millennial dreams have been answered. Tina Fey's iconic Mean Girls film is officially hitting the West End at the Savoy Theatre. Starting on 5 June and running all the way to 16 February next year, this musical comedy extravaganza is perfect for all fans of the movie, and, to make the deal even sweeter, over 45,000 tickets are priced at £40. There really has never been a better time to wear pink on a Wednesday.
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Aldo Fallai x Giorgio Armani Exhibit
Giorgio Armani's Sloane Street store will double as an exhibition space for the next few weeks, as the shop plays host to a show of Aldo Fallai's photography. The series spans 26 works dated from 1977 through 2021, many pulled from fashion and editorial spreads. The exhibition sheds light on the creative relationship between the Florentine photographer and the Italian fashion designer.
37–42 Sloane Street, SW1X 9LP
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Visit Maison Diptyque in Mayfair
Diptyque has unveiled a new store concept, Maison Diptyque, and the London iteration just arrived in the heart of Mayfair. Their largest store to date is spread over three floors where you can discover all that Diptyque has to offer (a lot, as it turns out). Head down to explore – we promise you won’t be disappointed.
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Scarfes Bar, Holborn
Stepped east of Soho and found yourself in desperate need of soft furnishings, antique literature and an Old Fashioned? Scarfes remains our go-to for plush decor and punchy cocktails, and that’s still the case come the advent of its new menu. Featuring 22 original cocktails from the celebrated duo of Martin Siska and Yann Bouvignies, it’s a welcome reminder of the Rosewood Hotel bar’s award-winning prowess. If you’re feeling adventurous amidst the home comforts, opt for the Plummet Boulevard’s blend of Glenfiddich 12, plum wine, Campari and Umeshu.
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Bubbledogs at 45, Mayfair
Champagne and hot dogs? These are the dreams summer is made of, and so Sandia Chang and James Knappett's sorely missed Bubbledogs pop-up has been reborn in collaboration with 45 Park Lane’s executive chef Elliott Grover. Located on the hotel's CUT Out restaurant terrace, hotdogs on the menu include one made with A5 wagyu, mayonnaise and summer truffle, as well as another featuring lobster tempura and caviar. If you don't stick around for the baked cheesecake and one final glass of fizz, you'll have done yourself a disservice.
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Brunch at Mortimer House, Soho
Soho's Mortimer House is one of few restaurants doing brunch justice, from solid English breakfasts to fancy sweet treats like pancakes with lemon curd that are very Amalfi-coded. The service is pleasant, the rooms light and airy and the atmosphere relaxing, you'd struggle not to end up sitting and sipping the day in one of their window seats.
Book on mortimerhouse.com
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Dinner at Saltine, Islington
Saltine is the first restaurant from Fink’s cafes founders Mat Appleton and Jess Blackstone alongside St John and Spring's former chef Phil Wood – and trust us when we say that you'd be remiss not to book yourself a table at this outpost. From turbot to duck and crab bisque, dishes are so succulent that the meat falls off the bone. Finish your experience with the signature sticky toffee apple cake and the bread and butter pudding comes highly recommended.
Book on saltine.co.uk
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Nobu Pilates with Marsha Lindsay
It feels like every week a new reformer class is being announced, yet Nobu's Pilates classes have somehow remained a best-kept secret among celebrities and fitness tastemakers. With impeccable instructors like Marsha Lindsay at the helm, it’s no wonder these classes are creating a cult community among loyal attendees. From world-class reformer equipment to unmatched settings, Nobu should be your top choice for fulfilling your reformer fantasy.
Book here.
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Faber
Nestled on a quiet corner in Hammersmith, just seconds away from the station, Faber feels like a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Steering the boat is chef Ollie Bass, whose expertise, honed at Sessions Arts Club and Quo Vadis, is evident in every sharing plate. A fish lover in practice (and yes, in name), Bass’ menu spotlights the finest ethically sourced ingredients, and the restaurant's bright interior whispers British coastal charm. Make sure to scan the chalkboard scribbled with the day’s seafood specials before you order. Plus, wander in on a weekday for some freshly shucked oysters, they're £2 a pop.
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Reiki at Fry+Dean Hair Studio
It turns out Fry+Dean has a whole lot more on its list of services than just haircuts. Reiki – the healing, non-contact energy-based practice that cleanses your mind and fills your cup – can be found right here in the heart of Shoreditch (to no one's surprise). If you frequently find yourself reaching for a handful of crystals rather than a paracetamol, this ancient Japanese alternative medicine may be right up your street.
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Carmel
The area around Oxford Circus can be a dead zone when it comes to dining out (brutally high rents can make it hard for anything besides Five Guys and Pizza Express to stay afloat for long). But discerning diners can rejoice: there's a new oasis in the centre of the city. Carmel has just opened in a surprisingly secluded-feeling spot on Market Place, already buzzing with covers. This is the second location of the Queen's Park original and an additional notch in the belt of Josh Katz, the chef behind Berber & Q. The menu here is a wide-ranging ode to Eastern Mediterranean cuisine, with an emphasis on flatbreads: get yours fresh out of the oven, spread with cod's roe, lamb kebab, or asparagus & crab.
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The Light Salon
LED is the new go-to route for a pre-party glow, with little downtime and zero pain. Skincare enthusiasts will be well-versed in the potential benefits of red light for collagen production and anti-inflammatory action. For the self-care addicts and uninitiated alike, The Light Salon is the gold standard for efficient, expert treatments. The brand's new membership scheme, priced at £120 per month, includes three facials, 15% additional treatments, ongoing skincare advice from therapists and a free birthday facial (for you and a plus one). A must-have for LED-obsessed Londoners.
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Hector Henderson at The Seaside Boarding House
Springtime is flickering its way into London, but the warmer air is best enjoyed far away from the concrete and skyscrapers. Rochelle Canteen chef Hector Henderson – son of restaurant royalty Margot and Fergus – is cooking dinner at The Seaside Boarding House in Dorset this weekend. There's no better way to welcome spring than by dining on wild garlic lamb racks and asparagus maltaise, right on the beach.
Book here.
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The Grove’s new Mansion suites
Just on the cusp of Greater London in Zone 9, The Grove Spa in Watford makes perfect sense when you need easy access to nature and spacious self-care. The newly renovated mansion suites are a game-changer when planning a spa break, offering all the holiday vibes without the gruelling journey (or crazy train fares).
Book here.
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Rovi x Plenty More
Rovi is a vegetarian-centric epicurean haven created by chef Yotam Ottolenghi. With a fresh lunch menu drawing recipes from his book Plenty More, this is the perfect opportunity to witness how the pros bring recipes to life. On the menu, you'll find pot barley and lentils, Iranian butternut squash and spinach stew, along with a few more selections of comforting meals with uniquely combined ingredients. Consider this a fair warning: your taste buds might just demand a copy of the mastermind's book as a post-meal souvenir.
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Reformcore
It seems like Reformer Pilates is all the craze lately, and rightfully so: strength-building, stretching, exercises that are high-energy but low-impact – it’s ticking off all the boxes. Since opening its flagship studio on King’s Road in Chelsea this past January, Reformcore has recently expanded to four other locations in Mayfair, Islington, Battersea and St Mary’s Axe. There’s no better way to start your morning or end your day than with a 50-minute class in one of their bright and spacious studios. The endorphin rush afterwards makes the burn worth it.
Book here.
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Padel at Padium
Padel, a fun cross between tennis and squash originally invented in Mexico, is gearing up to be the new social sport of 2024. The game has already won over celebs like David Beckham, Lando Norris, and Rafa Nadal. Whether you're looking to introduce yourself to the sport or you're an avid player in search of state-of-the-art courts, Padium is the place to go. Situated in the heart of Canary Wharf, it boasts luxe facilities and world-class coaches, who can get you up to speed or help you craft the perfect serve. Bring your racquet, or rent one at their shop.