When you first step inside, the aromas swirling around the venue is a treat to the senses and will surely make your stomach rumble. Farzi is certainly doing bottomless brunch differently. With multiple live cooking stations around the restaurant to explore, this is not only a bottomless brunch – this is an experience. 

The dishes change every few weeks, taking you on a trip across multiple regions in India. Each cooking station offers something different, serving up dishes both well-known and new. All of them vibrant and rich, this highlights the very best of Indian street food. There are chaat counters featuring pani puri, salad stations for those looking to fill up on greens, as well as well-known favourites that are available to order. With several live cooking stations to explore, you’re really spoilt for choice.

That’s not all – alongside a range of bite size savoury snacks, you can also enjoy a selection of main courses. From much-loved classics such as chicken tikka, to sizzling curries and paneer dishes, you will be spoiled for choice. All dishes are served with rice, naan or roti so soak up all the delicious sauces. What’s more, as it is bottomless, you can enjoy as much or as little of each dish as you like. 

For those with a sweet tooth, the mud chai station serves authentic chai tea which can be enjoyed alongside a range of Indian sweets from chocolate cakes to daily specials. There is also a selection of cocktails on the menu serving up twists on classic serves. Cocktails such as the Farzi Negroni, featuring peach gin and cardamon can be enjoyed, alongside a Mango Cosmo, a Farzi Royal and a Smoked Old Fashioned.

There is also a programme of music featuring a range of artists which play throughout the afternoon. From Bollywood singers, jazz musicians and magicians performing card tricks at your table, this creates a lively, convivial atmosphere, contributing to the overall experience.

A new addition to the bottomless brunch is the addition of an open mic slot towards the end of each sitting, giving any upcoming artists attending brunch a platform to perform, including buskers from around the city.

Farzi’s bottomless brunch has something for everyone, even youngsters. Little ones in the family can enjoy range of activities including, Henna and face painting – perfect for children that might be feeling restless after their meal. Farzi is a great day out for the family and a perfect alternative to a traditional Sunday roast outing.  

Book Farzi Bottomless Brunch

Farzi’s bottomless brunch is available every Sunday at their central London location. Tickets cost £37 for adults, £18.50 for children and is free for children under three years old. In celebration of Diwali, Farzi will be hosting a Diwali brunch, with each cooking station featuring a range of dishes that span the whole of India. 

farzilondon.com
8 Haymarket, London SW1Y 4BP

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First impressions

I arrived just after midday and the room was already buzzing with a DJ setting the tempo, sunlight catching the skyline, and those signature blush-pink touches popping against slate greys and glass. It feels glam without being pretentious; you can come with the girls, celebrate a birthday, or just treat yourself to a city day that feels a little extra.

The Concept of Savage Garden Bottomless Brunch (and why it works)

Savage Garden’s Pinsa & Spritz bottomless brunch offers a 90-minute, bottomless take on Roman-style pinsa (lighter, airier than a traditional pizza) paired with a line-up of curated spritzes. The result? A brunch that knocks others out the park. You’ll feast on crispy-edged dough with bold toppings, and sip cocktails designed to refresh rather than knock you out. It’s playful, pacey, and very shareable.

The Food at Savage Garden Pinsa & Spritz Bottomless Brunch

I started with What a Jerk! a delicious meld of jerk-spiced chicken, grilled pineapple, a hit of plantain ketchup and pineapple sriracha, finished with a glossy drizzle of Japanese mayo. It sounds chaotic; it eats like a sunshine holiday. It was light, packed with flavour and the ideal accompaniment to the Spritz cocktails.
The friend I was with opted for Swim Swim—smoked salmon, red onion, crispy capers, dill cream cheese and citrus sour cream. Clean, salty, bright and perfect against the richer pinsas.
For those who was something punchier, Beef Talkin’ Pizza! packs ssamjang-flavoured pulled beef, tenderstem broccoli, creamy burrata and hot-honey chilli. It’s the table favourite for good reason!

Veggies and vegans aren’t sidelined: Say Hello to my Little Artichoke (marinated artichoke, wilted spinach, courgette ribbons, pickled mint) is herby and elegant, while Lean & Green brings crushed chickpeas, turmeric-roasted cauli and melty vegan cheese, offering a dish that’s comforting and delicious.

Sides? Get the truffle parmesan fries (of course), and if you’re feeling indulgent the loaded fries with pulled beef and cheese are unapologetically decadent.

Dessert wise you won’t be disappointed. You must try the Pandan & Coconut (a warm pandan bun with coconut ice cream and raspberry) which was wonderfully aromatic and creamy, while Le Frenchy Toast comes pink, berry-loaded and unapologetically Instagrammable. At £6 extra, it’s an easy yes to share.

The Drinks

Head mixologist Alessandro Lintas has built a spritz list that actually earns its keep. Ciao Bella, a mix of Tokubetsu Sake, green apple and basil liqueurs, elderflower & cucumber, topped with Bottega Prosecco, is crisp, floral and just a touch fruity. If you’re not drinking, Amore De Zio (Lyre’s Amaretti, Everleaf Forest, kombucha) is sophisticated: nutty, botanical, and delicious.

Vibe & service

Music up, mood high, staff on it. Dishes landed quickly, glasses were topped up without chasing. The team were also happy to steer us through the menu so we could try a bit of everything in the 90-minutes. It’s bottomless brunch without the chaos. Where you can savour the moment (and the views) and catch up with friends in a chilled yet refined setting.

Best for

• Girls’ day out with skyline selfies
• Birthdays and “we just felt like it” celebrations
• Pre-afternoon plans in the City (you’ll float out nicely fed and lightly spritzed)

Need to know

• When: Saturdays, 12:00–15:00 in 90-minute sittings
• Dietaries: Strong veggie/vegan options
• Booking: Reservations recommended (it fills fast)

The Seen in the City verdict

Savage Garden has nailed bottomless brunch: views, vibe, and a menu that feels creative without trying too hard. The pinsa is light enough to keep you going, and the spritz list is genuinely interesting (alcoholic and not). Come for the skyline, stay for the jerk-pineapple-hot-honey situation, and leave already planning your next visit.

savagegarden.co.uk
7 Pepys Street
12th Floor
DoubleTree by Hilton London
Tower of London
London
EC3N 4AF

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The Food & Dining Experience at Smiths of Smithfield Restaurant

We are lead through to The Grill, which holds a 1 AA Rosette. There is celebrated for its premium steaks, including a 16oz, 28-day aged Scottish bone-in ribeye that not only tastes divine but is presented beautifully too. The quality of the meat is incredible, with each dish cooked to emphasise tenderness and flavour. The rooftop restaurant offers a lighter menu featuring fresh seafood and an extensive wine list, complemented by panoramic views of the City and St. Paul’s Cathedral – what more could you ask for when dining in the city?

Atmosphere & Service

The ambiance at Smiths of Smithfield is vibrant and bustling, particularly in the ground-floor bar, which transitions into a lively evening spot. The decor is rustic and charming, with plenty to look at on the walls, and you can tell real care, thought and precision has been put into each aspect of the restaurant. It’s somewhere that feels like an escape for the craziness of the city, but somewhere if you want a bit of atmosphere and liveliness too. After our meal we head here for a cocktail and to listen to the music, a fantastic way to unwind at the end of a long day.

Location & Accessibility of Smiths of Smithfield

Situated on Charterhouse Street, the restaurant is within walking distance of Farringdon and Barbican stations, making it easily accessible for both locals and visitors. Its proximity to the historic Smithfield Market adds to its appeal, offering a unique blend of traditional and contemporary London experiences. We recommend heading to the market for a wander around before you go for dinnner, particularly if you’re on a date and want to get the conversation flowing!

Overall Impression

Smiths of Smithfield stands out as a versatile dining spot, suitable for a whole host of occasions. From casual drinks to celebratory meals, date nights, to evenings with friends. Its commitment to quality steaks and scenic rooftop dining makes it a fantastic dining choice in the Farringdon area that won’t disappoint. When looking for a fantastic steak restaurant in Farringdon, it’s an effortless choice! Be sure to book ahead to secure your table, particularly around the festive season!

https://www.smithsofsmithfield.co.uk
67-77 Charterhouse St
London
EC1M 6HJ
020 7251 7950

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• What: Protein,mate is a fresh, fast-casual takeaway concept serving a protein-rich, gluten-free menu designed to fuel productivity and eliminate energy slumps, an intentional alternative to traditional grab-and-go options.
• Where: 13-14 Basinghall St, London EC2V 5BQ. (A short walk from Moorgate station)
• Opening Hours: Protein,mate is open Monday to Friday, from 7am to 5:30pm.

The flagship Protein,mate space has opened in the City of London, introducing a bold, nutrition-forward approach to fast-casual takeaway. At its core is a curated, protein-rich menu that reimagines the traditional grab-and-go offering.

Central to the menu are the Morning and Midday Trays, each featuring a signature protein bake and customisable with a seasonal crunch, dip and salad mix. Each complete tray delivers 30–50 grams of protein, redefining the ‘meal deal’ for today’s busy Londoner.

Inspired by Family, Informed by Experience

Founded by Australian-born Luke Fredberg, Protein,mate was inspired by a simple realisation: his family struggled to consume enough protein to power their busy days. Determined to change that, Luke began crafting these tray bakes in his own kitchen, blending vibrant flavours with everyday convenience. 

“Protein is a daily essential, and getting enough shouldn’t feel like a chore,” said Luke Fredberg, Founder of Protein,mate. “Endless chicken and broccoli just wasn’t inspiring, so I began creating delicious, nutrient dense bakes for my family. Friends tried them and kept asking for a way to enjoy them on-the-go. Fast forward 12 months, and the idea has come to life in the heart of the City of London.”

The Smoothies

Complementing the food options are Protein,mate’s signature Cloud Smoothies. Inspired by the Los Angeles’ cult smoothie scene, each blend features a proprietary coconut cloud swirl with a choice of plant-based protein or organic, cold-filtered whey and enhanced with functional ingredients, including adaptogens, probiotics, and antibacterial elements. The result: a decadent yet functional protein boost, crafted for busy professionals on the move.

A Menu Committed to Tasty Recipes and Protein Content

The entire menu was overseen by triple board-certified internal medicine physician Dr. Sanjeet K. Baidwan, ensuring nutritional integrity. The menu avoids ultra-processed ingredients, artificial sweeteners, gums, and fillers, opting instead for real ingredients and thoughtful provisions that sustain its community of ‘mates’ throughout the day while cutting through the noise that often surrounds protein. The brand has also introduced a set of standards, called “Metrics, mate,” underscoring Protein,mate’s commitment to transparency around recipes, ingredients, and protein content.

Powered by Collaboration

Protein,mate has partnered with the UK’s leading food development consultancy, Egg Soldiers, and specialty roaster Ozone Coffee, bringing together expertise in food, nutrition, and exceptional coffee. 

“Luke’s vision for Protein,mate redefines fast-casual takeaway, merging nutritional excellence with vibrant, global flavours. We’re excited to help launch this unique and practical concept in London,” said Toph Ford, Director at Egg Soldiers.

With ethically sourced beans and a focus on quality, Ozone provides a coffee experience that enhances and complements Protein,mate’s menu and signature Cloud Smoothies.

Expect the unexpected, menu highlights include nostalgic nods to Aussie classics like a lamington filled with protein cream, blue spirulina eggs, dirty martini dip and a London-exclusive, protein cold foam layered over Ozone coffee.

Shaping the Future of Fast-Casual Takeaway

From a family kitchen to the heart of the City, Protein,mate offers a fresh approach to fast-casual takeaway. By combining convenience with nutrient dense, flavour packed food, it delivers exactly what London needs: smart, satisfying meals for life on-the-move. 

With strong backing and a clear expansion strategy, Protein mate is designed to grow beyond its flagship site and bring its protein-forward approach to new areas of the City and other neighbourhoods across London.

For more information, visit https://itsproteinmate.com/ or follow Protein,mate on social media at @itsproteinmate. 

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Guests can expect a full spectrum of fun, from old-school games to live music, interactive parties, cabaret performances and DJ sets – all in a newly renovated space designed to delight the senses.

Games at The Thieves Battersea

For those that are up for a proper dose of grown-up fun, The Thieves Gambit, the cavernous upstairs arcade, will serve up darts, pool, R/C racing, and classic arcade favourites like House of the Dead and Mario Kart Arcade GP, perfect for a bit of friendly rivalry with mates.

What’s On at The Thieves Battersea

The Thieves are teaming up with story-driven entertainment engineers House of Dinosaur and Twisted Time Machine to serve up next level nights out fuelled by interactive parties, cabaret performances, DJ sets and themed dining experiences, including:

• Interactive parties: Ultimate ABBA Party, Fleetwood Mac Celebration, Taylor Swift Social, Brat Pack, David Bowie Party, 90s Pop Raveyard
• Game shows: Bingo Remixed, Stairs In Their Eyes Karaoke, Bangers Vs Clangers, Wham! Bam! 80s Bingo, Ultimate Pub Quiz Party
• Themed brunches & dining shows: ABBA, Disney, Taylor Swift, Murder Mystery, Traitorz

The Venue: Reimagined

The newly renovated space highlights the building’s period features, including glazed wall tiles and exposed brickwork, creating a playful yet sophisticated character. The bar now takes centre stage at the front, while a new performance platform ensures live music is visible from every corner. Expanded booth seating offers bookable spaces for groups, and carefully designed lighting and décor balance heritage with the venue’s modern “playhouse” vibe. Together, these updates make The Thieves a dynamic, multi-layered space where every visit will feel immersive, exciting and distinctly memorable.

Food at The Thieves Battersea

Who says pub food has to be boring? Food lovers have plenty to get excited about: The Thieves will bring a vibrant all-day menu leading you from brunch into sharing plates alongside salads, flatbreads, a signature burger and Sunday roasts. Guests can expect dishes like smoked salmon benedict, pad thai, and truffle fried chicken.

Part of the innovative Laine Pub Co, a collection of over 50 independently run pubs and cultural venues across Brighton, London, and Birmingham, The Thieves continues the group’s mission to redefine what a modern pub can be – part social hub, part immersive playground and an all-round unforgettable experience set to become the ultimate entertainment destination venue in South London.

https://www.thethieves.pub

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Where to go for brunch in Canary Wharf

Roka 

A few minutes walk from Canary Wharf tube stop, Roka is a very popular restaurant when looking to go for brunch in Covent Garden. Serving contemporary Japanese robatayaki cuisine, expect a range of dishes that will tantalize your tastebuds, an experience you will not forget. Top this off with their free-flowing wine offering and you are in for a real treat. Brunch is available Saturday daytime and Sunday all day.

Where: 4, Park Pavillion, 40 Canada Square, London, E14 5FW
Website: rokarestaurant.com/restaurant/roka-canary-wharf

The Ivy in the Park

Plenty of natural light floods through the floor-to-ceiling windows highlighting the effortlessly styled interiors of tropical plants and artwork – a statement which features in many Ivy restaurants. Brunch is served Saturday, Sunday and on bank holidays, from 11:30 am to 4 pm, which involves elegantly put-together dishes such as warm crispy duck salad, lobster and prawn benedict, rib-eye on the bone and Belgian pancakes (for those of you with a sweet tooth). The menu is vast with plenty to choose from, with seasons special changing depending on what time of the year you visit. 

Where: 50 Canada Square Park, London, E14 5FW
Website: ivycollection.com/restaurants/the-ivy-in-the-park

Bokan 37

Brunch lovers will struggle to find restaurants that offer indulgent meals and captivating views of London’s skyline – which is where Bokan 37’s brunch comes in. Located on the 37th floor, dinners can treat themselves to a 3-course meal and bottomless prosecco to celebrate their day off. Starters include Ora king salmon sushi, soft boiled egg, green asparagus & Alsace bacon and Jerusalem artichokes soup with Mozzarella Di Bufala. Mains wise, tuck into the likes of Napoletana pumpkin Tortelloni with ricotta & black truffle, Quail breast with wild leek puree & herb salad or Red Mullet with spring green garden. To finish, choose between a choice of Bokan chocolate sensation, Flan Parisien with Raspberry & hibiscus or a selection of homemade ice cream & sorbets.

Where: 40 Marsh Wall, London, E14 9TP
Website: bokanlondon.co.uk

Pergola Canary Wharf

Enter and be welcomed by the airy, flora-filled restaurant that provides a relaxing environment for you to enjoy your brunch in Canary Wharf. In its own right, the interiors are a major part of why people flock to Perogola – that and the beautiful terrace and views of the city. Pergola focuses on natural flavours with their food being sourced from local markets for the freshest tastes. Brunch at Pergola also comes with the option to go Bottomless, where you’ll enjoy 90 minutes of unlimited Pergola Punch or Raspberry Daisy cocktails. If cocktails aren’t your style, you can opt instead for free-flowing fizz or ice-cold Coronas. Alongside the drinks, guests can tuck into a flavour-packed three-course brunch—all included for £60 per person.

Where: Crossrail Place, London, E14 5AR
Website: pergolacanarywharf.co.uk

Electric Shuffle Canary Wharf

Brunch at Electric Shuffle isn’t your ordinary brunch. When booking into their Thursday to Sunday two-hour brunch experience, you’ll get a bottle of prosecco (per person – yes you heard it right) unlimited pizza and an hour to get as competitive as you would like on their shuffle tables. Complimentary carafes of orange juice are made readily available should you want to switch things up and make yourself a mimosa. With live DJs setting the soundtrack every Saturday, it’s a brunch that blends great food, fun, and entertainment—all from just £38 per person. Shuffleboard in London has just been taken up a notch!

Where: 10 Cabot Square, North Colonnade, London, E14 4EY
Website: electricshuffle.com/london/

No35 Mackenzie Walk

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Enjoy a weekend treat with free flowing drinks and a delicious brunch at this lively, social hang-out. A busy, popular eatery, No35 Mackezie Walk ticks all the boxes for a fun brunch – the interiors are modern, spacious and they have a south facing waterfront terrace, ideal when the sun’s beaming! Onto their brunch menu and you are spoilt for choice, build you own brioche bun, grilled gammon steak, all-day breakfast, smoked salmon and buttermilk pancakes all feature on the menu. Their bottomless brunch is also well worth it. This comes with a tiered drinks menu to suit every mood. For £35, you can sip on prosecco, London Pilsner, and mimosas. Upgrade to £45 and you’ll also have a choice of Aperol Spritz, Elderflower Spritz, Margaritas, Mojitos, Espresso Martinis, and Pornstar Martinis. At £55, Whispering Angel is added to the mix, while the top tier at £75 includes all of the above plus Veuve Clicquot Champagne for a truly indulgent experience.

Where: 29 – 35 Mackenzie Walk, Canary Wharf, London, E14 4PH
Website: no35mackenziewalk.co.uk

Caravan Canary Wharf

Whether you are visiting for breakfast, brunch, dinner or drinks, Caravan has you covered. The Caravan is always buzzing, the ambience upbeat, warming and extremely welcoming. The natural tones of wood are complimented by the greenery of the indoor plants. Their chefs have worked hard to create a delicious brunch menu in Covent Garden that used the freshest ingredients. When the sun is out, their outside terrace is the perfect place to forget about the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Brunch is available at weekends until 3:30 pm.

Where: Unit 2, Reuters Plaza, London, E14 5AJ
Website: caravanrestaurants.co.uk/canary-wharf

Notes Canary Wharf

You may have noticed a few Notes dotted around London – you may have well tried some of their coffee (it’s delicious). With a mission to impress with their speciality coffee, craft beers, well-chosen wines and classic cocktails, they also put together a delicious brunch menu. Full of all your classic brunch meals – smashed avocado, smoked salmon, poached eggs, super breakfast – they hit the spot.  

Where: Unit CR24, Crossrail Place, London, E14 5AR
Website: notescoffee.com

Big Easy Canary Wharf

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If your ideal brunch is less about dainty portions and more about getting stuck into something hearty, Big Easy is the place to be. Known for its all-American smokehouse vibes, this Canary Wharf spot serves up a weekend brunch that’s as bold as it is indulgent. Think slow-smoked barbecue platters, giant seafood options, juicy steaks, and sides that are made for sharing. And because no brunch is complete without a little fizz, you can upgrade to their Bottomless Boozy Brunch, complete with prosecco, beer, wine, and even their famous frozen mojitos. Perfect for groups or anyone who likes their brunch with a little bit of Southern swagger.

Where: Crossrail Place, London, E14 5AR
Website: bigeasy.co.uk

Gallio Canary Wharf

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For a taste of the Mediterranean right in the heart of London, Gallio is a must-visit. Inspired by the sun-soaked flavours of Southern Europe, this laid-back eatery offers a delicious “We Know Best” set menu for brunch that takes away the hassle of choosing and leaves you to just sit back and enjoy. Expect colourful flatbreads, mezze-style starters, and plenty of bold, seasonal flavours. To top it all off, you can make it bottomless with prosecco or house drinks—or go all out and upgrade to bottomless cocktails like Aperol Spritz and fruity Sangria. With its warm interiors and friendly atmosphere, it’s a spot that feels like a holiday without ever leaving Canary Wharf.

Where: 5 Cabot Square, London, E14 4QT
Website: gallio.uk

Mallow (Canary Wharf location)

Mallow has quickly made a name for itself as one of London’s best plant-based restaurants, and its Canary Wharf outpost is no exception. Brunch here is vibrant, inventive, and bursting with fresh flavours. From their indulgent ras malai French toast to the classic full English reimagined with a vegan twist, every dish is crafted to impress both plant-based diners and meat-eaters alike. You’ll also find lighter plates like market-meze brunch bowls, seasonal pancakes, and freshly baked breads that pair perfectly with their great coffee or a cheeky brunch cocktail. The bright, modern interiors and relaxed waterside vibe make it a beautiful choice for a weekend catch-up.

Where: 12 Park Drive, Wood Wharf, London, E14 9ZW
Website: mallowlondon.com

Roe

If you’re looking for something a little more refined, Roe offers a brunch experience that celebrates modern British cooking with a contemporary twist. Using seasonal and locally sourced ingredients, the menu here feels fresh and innovative, giving traditional brunch dishes a stylish upgrade. Expect dishes that balance flavour and presentation beautifully—whether it’s elevated egg dishes, seafood-inspired plates, or comforting classics done with flair. The sleek interiors and relaxed yet polished atmosphere make Roe a great choice if you’re looking to impress, whether it’s a weekend date or a brunch with colleagues who appreciate good food. They’ve also recently launched their bottomless brunch which includes some of their classic brunch dishes, unlimited hash browns and free flowing drinks every Saturday from 9.30am – 3.45pm.

Where:  5 Park Drive, Canary Wharf, E14 9GG
Website: https://roerestaurant.co.uk/

The Parlour

The Parlour is a hidden gem tucked into Canary Wharf, and it’s a must for those who want their brunch served with a side of charm. Step into their botanical-inspired lounge and you’ll feel like you’ve discovered your own little secret garden in the city. The menu is just as inviting, with dishes like shakshuka bubbling with spice, buttermilk chicken waffles, or more classic brunch staples for those who prefer to keep it simple. Add in a cocktail or two from their extensive drinks list and you’ve got a brunch that feels like a little escape. On sunnier days, the outdoor terrace is the perfect spot to linger over a mimosa and soak up the atmosphere.

Where: Park Pavilion, 40 Canada Square, London, E14 5FW
Website: drakeandmorgan.co.uk/the-parlour

Eggslut

Eggslut is a great place for brunch in Canary Wharf if you’re fancying – you guessed it – eggs! With a range of all-day breakfast options such as scrambled eggs with chive, caramelised onions & sirarcha mayo, as well as sides like truffle hash browns, it’s the ideal place to start your day. Whether you have time to linger or just want a delicious brunch on the go, Eggslut Canary Wharf is a great option.

Where: Market Halls, 25 North Colonnade, Canary Wharf, London, E14 5HD
Website: eggslut.uk

Tips for brunch in Canary Wharf

• Check the days that brunch is available. Some restaurants offer it seven days a week, others only on the weekend.
• Book your brunch in Canary Wharf as far in advance as possible. Brunches can get busy meaning you may miss out on your chosen choice if you turn up on the day.
• If you are after a bottomless brunch, check what drinks are included. Often they will vary depending on the restaurant. You may be interested in our bottomless afternoon teas in London.

Have you been to any of the Canary Wharf brunch restaurants above? Which ones are your favourite? Are there any you think we should add to the list? Let us know in the comment box below.

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Inspired by the hit television series created by Michelin starred chef Gordon Ramsay, Hell’s Kitchen brings the drama and energy of the show directly to the table. Gordon Ramsay Restaurants Global has crafted an immersive dining experience that captures the intensity of the series while pairing outstanding food and drink with world class service.

Since debuting its flagship in Las Vegas in 2018, Hell’s Kitchen has become a global favourite with eight locations across the United States and Europe. The restaurants have served over one million Beef Wellingtons and continue to draw fans in destinations including Las Vegas, Lake Tahoe, Southern California, Atlantic City, Washington D.C., Connecticut, Miami and Ibiza. Now, London will finally join the family in Spring 2026.

Situated in one of London’s most sought-after locations, The Cumberland champions the city’s cultural and music scene, inspired by its rich history of housing music legends. With 900 bedrooms, extensive meeting and event spaces and a newly evolved food, beverage and entertainment offering, the hotel blends comfort and quality while catering to the needs of both leisure and corporate guests.

This iconic setting will provide the perfect stage for the UK’s first Hell’s Kitchen. Guests can expect a striking new restaurant filled with theatre and performance, an open kitchen where the brigade works in full view and a contemporary bar showcasing the latest trends in mixology.

Gordon Ramsay says: “Bringing Hell’s Kitchen to the UK for the first time is an incredible full circle moment. London is where it all began in 1998, so this feels like a real homecoming. Hell’s Kitchen is about fire, theatre and bold flavours, and I can’t wait to share the signature dishes guests love alongside new creations, developed especially for London’s diners.”

The menu at Hell’s Kitchen London will feature a mix of signature favourites and new dishes. Guests can enjoy Ramsay’s celebrated Beef Wellington, Seared Scallops and Lobster Risotto, along with indulgent desserts such as Sticky Toffee Pudding and Apple Butterscotch Cheesecake.

The bar will enhance the experience with expertly crafted cocktails. Highlights include Notes from Gordon, a refreshing blend of Plymouth Dry Gin, green tea, lemongrass, peach and lemon, complete with a personal message from Gordon. An extensive wine list will also be available, showcasing exceptional bottles from across the world to complement the menu.

Pedro da Silva, General Manager at The Cumberland Hotel, says: “We are very proud to be the first venue to welcome Hell’s Kitchen to the UK. We look forward to offering hotel guests and visitors alike a taste of Gordon Ramsay’s iconic dishes, all within our  hotel.”

Hell’s Kitchen at The Cumberland Hotel will open in Spring 2026.

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A group of us had walked to the theater from The Palm Court at the Sheraton Grand London Park Lane where we sipped non-alcoholic West Egg Sour cocktails and Champagne with the hotel’s The Great Gatsby: Only Afternoon Tea!. The themed afternoon tea, an official partnership with The Great Gatsby: A New Musical at The London Coliseum, is served in The Palm Court’s original 1927 setting at the heart of the Sheraton Grand London Park Lane.

Against a backdrop of marble floors, and Art Deco tapestries we enjoyed Rockefeller smoked salmon tart, Tom’s roast sirloin and michaud sauce sandwiches, East Egg truffle salad and Gatsby Club sandwiches. Next came Jazz-mine meringue pie, Daisy’s tropical choux which, incidentally, was finished with a passion fruit glaze, and the standout kirsch-soaked Gatsby Forest Gâteau; the grand finale before we headed out to the London Coliseum.

Now, the curtain finally raises to the Tony Award® winning adaptation of, what in my humble opinion, is one of the greatest works of literature in the English language: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Since the novel’s copyright expired in 2021 there have been several prequels, sequels and adaptations of the story. It has enraged purists but conversely implies every writer’s wildest dream; a tale that endures.

Back at the London Coliseum Jamie Muscato as Jay Gatsby and Frances Mayli McCann as Daisy Buchanan depicts the ill-fated lovers. Amber Davies plays a lithe Jordan Baker to Corbin Bleu’s bookish Nick Carraway. The Art Deco sets and costumes dazzled, the choreography turned the heat up and all around me the audience was held captive by the high-octane energy of the production. The strong vocals of the entire cast brought the house down and earned them a justly-deserved standing ovation at the end. It was a monumental nod to the excesses and frivolities of America in the Roaring Twenties.

This period of history, whenever it’s revived, takes our thoughts to the New York skyline and Art Deco evoking a sense that is unmistakably American. It must however, always be acknowledged that this movement began in France. It was about rebuilding the world after the trauma of war. The Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes (International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts), on the banks of the Seine and around the Grand Palais in April 1925, asserted France as  the pinnacle of good taste. Across the pond, in the same month of the same year, a novel about a bootlegger, fervent with the most basic of human desires – the need to be chosen, which at the time was reviewed badly and even sold poorly, that the author himself delcalred, “Of all the reviews, even the most enthusiastic, not one had the slightest idea what the book was about,” became intrinsically linked to Art Deco. They both turned 100 years old in 2025. Now another two greats, Sheraton Grand London Park Lane and The Great Gatsby: A New Musical, have come together in celebration. And we are all invited to the party.

The Great Gatsy Musical, buy your tickets here

Book your afternoon tea here

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I dusted the gym card from the back of my purse and decided I needed something to really incentivise me and get me on my journey. So I looked into a juice cleanse. I figured, what better way to spur me on than just go into my health journey head first. I’ve always loved a cold-press juice and a challenge, so figured this was a great combination of the both. Upon researching different brands, the one I settled on was PRESS London. 

PRESS London Juice Cleanse Review: Does It Actually Work?

Founded by two Londoners, Ed and Georgie, who met in LA and bonded over their love of cold-pressed juice and all things healthy. They soon turned this into a mission to bring healthy plant-based nutrition to the UK with a range of convenient, quality health drinks designed to have on the go. 

What cleanses do PRESS London offer?

There’s a wide range of cleanses on their site, each including a carefully curated daily schedule of eight cold-pressed juices, offering a variety of fruit and vegetable blends meant to support resetting the digestive system, increasing energy, and promoting wellness. Some of the options include:

• Signature 3‑Day Juice Cleanse – their flagship reset, offering a three‑day reset journey and rated as a best‑seller, ideal for those looking for a solid short cleanse.
  
• Beginner Juice Cleanse – tailored for first‑time cleaners, this gentle cleanse is crafted to ease you into the routine without overwhelming you.
  
• Intermediate Juice Cleanse – for those who have tried a cleanse before and want to go further, this option steps up the intensity.
  
• Advanced Juice Cleanse – a deeper, more intensive cleanse aimed at users seeking a full-body reset.
  
• 7 Days to Enlightenment – their most immersive cleanse, providing a week-long experience designed to reset habits, boost energy, and transform daily routines. 

PRESS London Signature Juice Cleanse – My Experience

I decided to try their Signature juice cleanse for one day, to see how it went. This is what I found:

When ordering I picked a day for the juices to arrive, selecting the following Monday for a kickstart to my week. The juices are designed to be drunk in lieu of food, over the day, starting at 8am and finishing at 9pm. The bottles are beautifully designed and the slick aesthetic does help get you in the mindset that you’re having something that’s really good for you.

8am – Super Celery

The day began at 8am with the super celery drink, a blend of celery and lemon. It was more bitter than I was anticipating, and while I didn’t necessarily love the flavour, I didn’t dislike it either. “It tastes like pure health!” I said to my husband as he sipped his latte. Packed with 15 vitamins and minerals, research suggests celery juice can help reduce inflammation and boost gut health. It was a good start to the juices and I didn’t feel hungry for breakfast. 

9am – Ginger Shot 

9am came, I’d dropped my son off at nursery and was on my way to the gym. I’m a sucker for a ginger shot anyway, so this was an easy one to drink. A blend of ginger, apple and lemon, it was tangy, powerful and a perfect caffeine-free kick. 

11am – Apple & Cinnamon Shake

Post-workout I was feeling hungry, so this came at the ideal time. The apple and cinnamon shake was my favourite of the day (I’m a sucker for a sweet treat) and I could have easily drunk about four of these in a row. Light, creamy and sweet, it’s made with oat milk and low in saturated fat. It gave me an energy boost, filled me up, and the hints of banana and oatiness gave it a really nice finish.

1pm – Sweet Greens

While watching my husband tuck into a large sandwich, I sipped demurely on my sweet greens juice, already feeling lighter and more energetic than I usually do at this time of day. A balance of sweet apple and leafy green veg such as kale and spinach, it tasted really nice and got rid of any hunger pangs I usually feel around lunchtime. Slightly sweet, this juice is packed with beta-carotene, proven to support eye health and skin health, as well as boosting immunity.

4pm – Super Ginger 

A zingy afternoon pick-me-up, the super ginger juice was my second favourite of the day. Made with ginger root and lemon, as well as a touch of apple, it provides immune-boosting and antioxidant properties. It was warm and fiery, but also sweet and zesty at once, being a welcome replacement for my afternoon coffee.

7pm – Lean Greens

As 7pm rolled around I was surprised that I wasn’t feeling any hunger pangs as I’d expected to be ravenous by this point. It was challenging at dinner time watching my husband and toddler tuck into a Carbonara, but I could easily sip my drink and not feel too much of an urge to whisk the spaghetti out of my two-year-olds grasp and into my own mouth. The juices were a lot more filling than I had expected and with such a variety of flavours, it felt varied and exciting too. The lean greens is PRESS London’s greenest juice going and is a mix of kale, spinach, Celery, Cucumber, Ginger, Parsley and Lemon. 

8pm – Clean Carrot

As 8pm rolled around, when I would usually sit down with a snack, I found I was looking forward to my juice. My stomach was rumbling a bit by this point, but I figured this meant the juices were working their magic! The Clean Carrot juice is a source of both Vitamin A & C, perfect for the production of healthy skin cells and is made from carrot, orange, apple and ginger. It was slightly sweet, had a bit of a tang and was really refreshing. This would also be great post-workout to give you a boost of hydration.

9pm – Pomegranate & Raspberry

The last juice of the day came at 9pm and was a lovely mango and passion fruit probiotic water. The tartness of the passion fruit with the creaminess of mango made it a really lovely juice to end the day on. Some people report getting headaches on cleanses, but I found I felt so hydrated by all of the juices I hadn’t been impacted. Great for the gut, each water contains 1Bn+ Bacillus coagulans GBI-30, 6086, which helps to balance the friendly bacteria in your digestive system. 

So Did The PRESS Juice Cleanse Work?

In short? Yes. I woke up the next morning and my coffee didn’t quite cut it the same, although it was nice to eat some solid food. My body felt lighter, more energised and as though my body had been through a thorough cleanse. I had wondered how hungry I would feel throughout the day, but it felt like there were enough juices to keep you going instead of rifling through the snack drawer. If you were restricted to just three or four a day, it would be much more challenging, but I was excited to try the next one every few hours.

While a one-day cleanse is shorter than others they offer, it made a difference not only to how I felt physically, but also to my mindset. Once I saw how resilient I could be in a day and how good it made me feel, it meant I didn’t want to eat anything bad, and I was hankering to get back down the gym. The mental benefits were just as good as the physical and for those that don’t necessarily want a long cleanse, a one day is a fantastic boost both in more ways than one. 

My Main Takeaways:

• 8 juices in one day
• Good variety of flavours
• Plenty of health benefits
• Made me feel lighter physically and helped kickstart my mindset
• Good price range
• Plenty of different plans to try

How To Try PRESS Juice Cleanse For Yourself

PRESS Juice cleanses prices start at £38 for one day, although if you subscribe you can save 10%. There are a range of different cleanses to kick start your healthy habits, so take a look and find the best one for you. The beginner or signature cleanse are both ideal for those at the start or in the midst of their fitness journey and can make a real difference.

Take a look at the different cleanses and find out more here. 

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• One of London’s tiniest wine bars
• Located in Fitzrovia
• Bold Latin American small plates and snacks
• Wine list of around 50 bottles
• Drinks also include spritzes, negronis and beers
• Intimate design, perfect for nights with friends or dates with your other half

What to expect from Tiny Wine Fitzrovia

Proving that size really dosn’t matter Tiny Wine, one of London’s smallest wine bars, has officially opened at 21 Foley Street in Fitzrovia. The new neighbourhood spot comes from Maria Yanez and Carlos Socorro, founders of the Latin American restaurant group Crudo Cocina Latina. Tiny Wine pairs a thoughtfully curated wine list with bold Latin American small plates and snacks in an intimate (and tiny) setting.

Located on the corner of two intersecting Fitzrovian streets, with a charming neighbourhood feel but only a stone’s throw away from the bustle of Soho and Oxford Circus, Tiny Wine is bursting with Latin American warmth, a love of connection and an appreciation for simple things done beautifully. A small wine bar with a big soul, it’s a place guests might wander into for just one glass and end up staying the whole night. Full of ambience and a community, guests will always be guaranteed to find conversation, soft Latin beats and glasses passed between tables. 

What wine and drinks are on the menu?

Tiny by name, but massively into wine, Tiny Wine is a perfectly-sized place for buying, tasting and discovering wine, with a thoughtfully chosen range that has everything from classic to lesser-known grapes and styles. The wine list is intentionally small in size (around 50 bottles), made up of mostly natural or low-intervention wines sourced from small producers, trusted and admired for particular reasons and changing with the seasons. In addition to the range of wines on offer, the drinks menu also features an eclectic mix of spritzes, negronis and beers, including a tequila ginger spritz, spicy margarita spritz and mezcal negroni.

What food does Tiny Wine Fitzrovia offer?

With all food made for sharing and most to be eaten with your hands, the menu features a hand-picked selection of Bar snacks, Gildas – savoury Basque skewers with a Latin American twist, Bocadilllos – gourmet mini sandwiches, crafted for pairing with great wine and of course Tapas. Highlights include: Mixto ceviche, Smokey octopus gilda and the two Miami-inspired sandwiches on the menu, the Cubanito, featuring pulled pork, honey ham, cheese, Dijon mustard, pickles and the Romeo & Julieta, featuring mozzarella, guava and rocoto. As much about culture as about comfort, the sweet and salty combo of the guava with the cheese are staples across Miami.

How about the interiors?

The 200 sq. foot venue is made up of four distinct, intimate areas. The main floor features textured walls, soft arches and a central bar, with seating for 22 covers at high tables. A standing wine shop space holds up to 10 people, inviting guests to browse and mingle. Outside, al fresco tables provide space for 10 covers, perfect for soaking up the Fitzrovia buzz. Downstairs, The Secret Room is a hidden private dining space for up to 16 guests, ideal for intimate parties, tastings and get-togethers.

Maria Yanez, Co-Founder of Tiny Wine says: ‘We’re very excited to be launching Tiny Wine as a brand new concept. Tiny Wine was born from a love of the little things: small producers, cosy spaces and great conversation. The Fitzrovia space felt like the perfect home for a wine bar that’s all about big flavours in small pours and bold Latin American bites.’

Tiny Wine is now open, offering a small but iconic space where Latin warmth, great wine and good people come together for truly memorable nights.

Book and find out more

 https://www.eatcrudo.com/tiny-wine
21 Foley St, London W1W 6DR

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I’m visiting on a balmy summer’s day, where the trees are blooming with vibrant leaves, the sky is a bright blue and the air feels relaxed. I’m here to experience the perfect day in High Street Kensington, marrying together culture, history, food and a bit of relaxation too. Here’s my guide to how to spend a day in High St Kensington.

10am – Visit the Design Museum

When you first arrive in High Street Kensington take a leisurely stroll down to the Design Museum. One of the most iconic Museums in London, it’s a fantastic place to get your culture fix and delve into the wonderful world of design. While there is plenty of the museum that’s free, there are also rotating paid-for exhibitions that are well worth visiting. I was lucky enough to see ‘Splash! A century of Swimming and Style’ which is currently on until the 17th August. Examining the enduring love of water over the past hundred years, items on display include Pamela Anderson’s red bathing suit from Baywatch, the first Olympic solo swimming gold medal won by a British woman and one of the earliest surviving examples of a bikini. It’s a beautiful and really interesting exhibition that I recommend taking your time to wander around and look at the 200-strong items on display.

Take a trip to the gift shop on your way out and if you have time, grab a coffee to sip in the lobby. The building itself is beautiful and the atmosphere makes it a fantastic place to just sit and pass some time.

Prices £14.38 adults, £7.19 children 6-15 yrs and £10.77 concessions. 
Members free
www.designmuseum.org

12pm – Head to Leighton House and Sambourne House

Once you’ve got your design fix, it’s onto a little more culture with a trip to Leighton House and Sambourne House. Tucked away a little off the main road and feeling truly like a London hidden gem, they’re both stunning architecturally from the outside, beautiful inside and have a true oasis of calm out the back. Leighton House is the historical artist studio-home of celebrated painter Lord Frederic Leighton, you can take your time to wander through the home, see his paintings and learn more about his history. Nearby is Sambourne house, a Victorian time capsule and what was once the home of Punch magazine illustrator Edward Linley Sambourne. The house is largely unchanged so offers an insightful glimpse into the past. 

On a sunny day such as when I visited, it’s worth spending time in the garden out the back where you can throw yourself down on the grass and bask in the sun’s rays or read a book in one of the deckchairs. You can buy a drink, snack or light bite – although we didn’t do this as there was a fantastic lunch to come!

Leighton House: 12 Holland Park Road, London, W14 8LZ

Sambourne House:18 Stafford Terrace, London, W8 7BH

https://www.rbkc.gov.uk/museums

1pm – Lunch at Origin – Royal Garden Hotel Origin restaurant

Finding somewhere to eat in High Street Kensington can be a challenge because there are just so many choices. If you’re after somewhere perfectly located and where you know you’ll get treated that little bit special, Origin in the Royal Garden Hotel is an effortless choice. We were seated at a table right at the window, overlooking Kensington Gardens, bathed in natural sunlight. Origin blends contemporary European cuisine with fresh, seasonal ingredients, and it was hard to pick just what to eat as it all looked delicious. There was a range of vibrant salads, gourmet sandwiches, and mains like roasted sea bass, truffle-infused pasta, or succulent grilled meats, all crafted with an emphasis on bold flavors and elegant presentation. We tucked into freshly baked bread, Lovage custard with celery, pistachios & wild garlic and a delicious wye valley asparagus. For mains I had the wild garlic gnocchi while my partner opted for the fish and chips – both were as well presented as they were packed with flavour. It’s the perfect place to stop for a midday refresh and ideal to refuel you before heading back out again to explore! 

Royal Garden Hotel
2-24 Kensington High Street,
London, W8 4PT
https://www.originkensington.co.uk

2pm – Stroll around Kensington Gardens

Once you’ve finished eating, download the 12-minute wellness tour of Kensington Gardens, which starts from the Royal Garden Hotel. You can view the accompanying map to get you around here, while you learn all about the nature and historic figures of Kensington Gardens. Being pleasantly full from lunch as we were, the walk is a welcome reprieve and is one of the most stunning spots in the city. Spanning 265 acres in size (large enough to hold 20 Royal Albert Halls) you can either walk or get a bike to cycle around. Stroll down historic tree-lined avenues amid blossoming flowers, taking in the pond and certain sights like the Peter Pan statue and the Albert Memorial in dedication to Queen Victoria’s husband. 

https://www.royalparks.org.uk/visit/parks/kensington-gardens

3pm – Cocktails and A Look Around Japan House

Finish your day in High Street Kensington with a visit to Japan House. An exhibition space, restaurant, bar and shop, you can while away many hours here just exploring the different things on offer. While I was there, they were showing the Craft of Carpentry exhibition that transports visitors from the living forests that sustain this Japanese tradition to the celebrated structures they produce. The exhibition celebrates the tools and craftsmanship behind Japan’s temples and shrines and even features a life-size reconstruction of the Sa-an teahouse in the temple Daitoku-ji in Kyoto. There is also the chance to enjoy hands-on opportunities to assemble ingenious wood joints and inhale the scents of Japan’s native wood types.

Once you’ve had a good wander round, make your way to Akira on the top floor where you can indulge in a Japanese cocktail to round off your trip. The bar here is sleek and stylish, with a perfect array on offer that’s not overwhelming but you’re sure to find something you like. I have theMiyako which is a blend of Roku gin, Rose, Lime, Pomegranate and Champagne, while my partner opts for the Hyo which is Toki Japanese Whisky, Sambuca, Umeshu and Lime. We sip them slowly and take in the buzz of High Street Kensington below. 

101-111 Kensington High Street, London, W8 5SA Opening hours:
Monday to Saturday: 10:00–20:00
Sundays & Bank Holidays: 12:00–18:00
Admission free
https://www.japanhouselondon.uk

For High Street Kensington really is somewhere that has it all. Tall buildings stand shoulder to shoulder down the high street, but the pavements are peppered with luscious trees and wildlife. Flower stalls bloom and it takes a quick duck down a side street and you’re instantly away from the hustle and bustle to a historical landmark. There’s culture, history and culinary delights, an endless list of places to eat and drink and beautiful spaces to enjoy the outdoors. It’s a corner of London that captures a little piece of you each time you visit that keeps you coming back time and time again. 

https://highstreetkensington.co.uk/

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• La Carte by Le Creuset is a dinner series to celebrate the brand’s 100th anniversaty
• A one-of-a-kind premium culinary experience
• From Tuesday 8th to Thursday 10th July at 180 Studios Strand
• Luxury three-course dinner, hosted by a renowned chef
• Goodies to take home with you

To celebrate its historic 100th anniversary, beloved French cookware brand Le Creuset – known for its iconic colours, enduring quality, and classic design – has revealed it will launch its first ever dinner series in the UK, called La Carte by Le Creuset. Favoured by celebrities like Nigella Lawson, Megan Markle, Hugh Grant, and Olivia Dean, this first-of-its-kind premium culinary experience will bring fans together through the universal language of exceptional food and shared stories, hosted by the heritage brand and a hand-picked trio of outstanding chefs.

What to expect from La Carte by Le Creuset

From Tuesday 8th to Thursday 10th July, 180 Studios on London’s Strand, will transform into an intimate setting for three nights of dining – each night celebrating the legacy of Le Creuset in the heart of the kitchen. Guests will be treated to a luxury three-course dinner, hosted by a renowned chef who will curate a unique menu in their own signature style. Chosen based on their strong personal connection to Le Creuset, each chef has a story to share about how Le Creuset has shaped their individual cooking style and culinary journey. The series promises an exquisite experience that showcases how versatile and enduring Le Creuset pieces are, both in and out of home cooking.

Who are the chefs for La Carte by Le Creuset?

The series kicks off with an evening curated by Julius Roberts, the charismatic chef-turned-farmer who has captivated over a million Instagram followers with his idyllic Dorset smallholding. With a  passion for fresh, ethically sourced ingredients woven into every magnificent dish, the evening is set to be a soulful, seasonal feast that promises to be an unforgettable culinary celebration.

Next up, La Carte will be handed over to the fearless and fiery Rahel Stephanie, the culinary force behind London’s cult Indonesian pop-up, Spoons. Renowned for her bold flavours and meticulous storytelling through spice, Rahel will transport guests into Indonesia with a menu that takes inspiration from her home – no passport required.

Closing the series with a bang is James Cochran, the chef behind critically acclaimed 12:51 in London. Born to a Jamaican mother and Scottish father, James has carved out a culinary identity which is rich in heritage and mixing Caribbean soul with British ingredients at a Michelin-level. A Great British Menu champion, James will bring an explosive end to the series celebrating bold and inventive flavours.

What will guests receive?

Guests attending this unmissable culinary celebration will include:  intimate dinner series will enjoy:

·       A unique, multi-course menu meticulously crafted and prepared by a different celebrated chef each night

·       A complete immersion in the vibrant world of Le Creuset, with stunning tablescapes featuring the brand’s iconic and colourful cookware

·       Curated drink pairings expertly chosen to enhance the culinary experience

·       A curated gift bag for each guest to take home, featuring iconic Le Creuset favourites

How to book and ticket prices

Tickets go on sale now and can be purchased here, priced at £175 per person. Available exclusively as singles, pairs or groups of four, the shared table will celebrate the joy of bringing people together for unforgettable meals.

Event Details:

·       What: La Carte dinner series by Le Creuset

·       When: 8th – 10th July 2025

·       Where: 180 House, Temple, London, WC2R 1EA (Nearest tube station: Temple)

·       Purchase Tickets: La Carte by Le Creuset

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