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Where To Go When You’ve Just Got A New Haircut
Your hair looks fantastic (according to you), and you have roughly 24-48 hours to take advantage of that fact. Here’s where to go.
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Where To Eat When You Want To Feel Incredibly Cultured
Nine places to whip out your knock-off Celine reading glasses while pretending you absolutely need them to see the menu.
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The Rooftop At One Hundred Shoreditch
We can’t promise the rooftop bar at One Hundred Shoreditch won’t get chaotic, but it’s a sceney Shoreditch spot for spicy margaritas.
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Bacchanalia
Bacchanalia is an OTT Roman-themed, Mediterranean spot in Mayfair that's equal parts absurd and entertaining.
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Park Chinois
Park Chinois is a David Lynch meets Butlin’s fever dream of a restaurant. It's mostly seedy but some of the food is surprisingly good.
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Cédric Grolet at The Berkeley
A painfully expensive bakery in Knightsbridge, Cédric Grolet at The Berkeley is where you can get one of London's best croissants—just don't fall for the shiny, overpriced cakes.
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Sparrow Italia
Sparrow Italia is a high-end Italian spot with plenty of truffle, lobster, and other expensive stuff you expect to find in Mayfair.
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Dorian
Dorian is a total scene—the sleek neighbourhood spot in Notting Hill serves bistro dishes and fizzes with the clamour of dressed-up locals.
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Straker's
TikTok famous but very much better in reality, Straker's is a tiny Notting Hill restaurant serving flavourful British food.
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Where To Go When You’ve Just Got A New Haircut
Your hair looks fantastic (according to you), and you have roughly 24-48 hours to take advantage of that fact.
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Mount St. Restaurant
With a lobster pie for two and a Picasso on the wall, Mount St. Restaurant in Mayfair isn't exactly bog-standard. In fact, its glamorous interior feels pretty special.
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Lisboeta
Lisboeta is a sometimes great, sometimes not so great, Portuguese restaurant in Fitzrovia.
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The Tent (At The End Of The Universe)
The Tent (at the End of the Universe) is a clubstaurant in Fitzrovia that feels more like The Tent (at Glastonbury You Don’t Know How To Leave).
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The Twenty Two
A Mayfair restaurant serving pricey Mediterranean and British-inspired dishes in a grand Edwardian manor turned hotel.
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Maison François
A stylish French restaurant in St. James’s, Maison François is the place to be for great wine, great comté, and a dessert trolley that makes our inner child incredibly happy.
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Where To Eat When You Want To Feel Incredibly Cultured
Nine places to whip out your knock-off Celine reading glasses while pretending you absolutely need them to see the menu.
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Ave Mario
A big boozy smile-inducing Italian restaurant, Ave Mario is the place to be if you’re looking to let your hair down in Covent Garden.
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Luca
Luca is one of those restaurants that just makes you feel good. The Italian food is some of the best in London, and it has a warm, upscale vibe.
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Circolo Popolare
Circolo Popolare is a big, glitzy, and daft Italian trattoria in Fitzrovia that’s made for booze, big groups, and truffle pasta.
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Sessions Arts Club
Sessions Arts Club is one London’s most glamourous and grandiose restaurants and, best of all, the food and wine matches the experience.
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Decimo
Decimo is a loud and proud Mexican-inspired spot on the tenth floor of The Standard in King’s Cross.
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Gloria
Gloria is the restaurant equivalent to a night that ends with a broken Louboutin. It’s daft, it’s delicious, and it’s downright fun.
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The Roof Top Penthouse & Terrace At The Ace Hotel
The rooftop at the Ace is open exclusively to guests at the hotel, except on Fridays. Remember to let them know you'll be coming.
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Paradise by Way of Kensal Green
Paradise by Way of Kensal Green is a pub-cum-bar-cum-restaurant in Kensal Green with a nice outdoor patio.