Inside the distinguished Hyde Bar there’s a definite air of exclusivity. This can probably be attributed to the rich, earthy colour palette, dark-wood panelling, sleek furnishings, and muted lighting – not to mention the astonishing selection of premium whiskies and cigars. Small, cosy spaces provide stylish settings for discreet conversations,...
Read more about The Hyde Bar in LondonEnter a glamorous world of Champagne, sweet treats, decadent hot chocolate and peaceful relaxation. Beneath a pretty canopy of magnolias, guests to this stunning tea parlour are treated to a unique experience, inspired by its location between Hyde Park and the cobbled streets of Knightsbridge. Leave the real world at the...
Read more about The Knightsbridge Lounge in LondonAn unassuming star of a restaurant, tucked amid the ostentatious charm and pure luxe of Belgravia and Knightsbridge, Ishbilia is a Lebanese restaurant with a difference. Recently redesigned with remarkable attention to detail, the elegant restaurant provides a great place to catch up with friends, and the new private dining...
Read more about Ishbilia in Central LondonThe London skyline provides an impressive backdrop to China Boulevard’s stunning river views. Huge floor-to-ceiling windows complement the bright, contemporary feel of the restaurant, while proudly displaying a sweeping vista across the Thames, which can be enjoyed right from your table. Even without this picturesque view, a visit to China Boulevard...
Read more about China Boulevard on the River in South West LondonHomely and welcoming, Spaghetti House is a haven in which to revive. As a long-established family business, Spaghetti House has mastered the art of making diners feel at home, with expert hosts who genuinely want you to relax and leave well-fed. We visited the Duke Street branch, complete with country-kitchen feel...
Read more about Spaghetti House in LondonTake a break from perusing Knightsbridge’s high-end boutiques and enjoy some authentic Iraqi cuisine at Masgouf. The menu features dishes inspired by ancient Sumerian, Akkadian, Babylonian and Persian culinary traditions. The tables around us were laden with delicious-looking sharing plates, rice and breads, while herbs and spices filled the room...
Read more about Masgouf in BelgraviaThe Ark Restaurant is something of a London treasure. Tucked away off Notting Hill Gate, it occupies an unassuming building that played host in the 60s and 70s to Prince Charles and Ingrid Bergman; and more recently Keira Knightly and Madonna have visited to enjoy Ark's exquisite Italian menu. Part...
Read more about Ark Restaurant in Notting HillThe Havelock prides itself on being a gastropub that still very much adheres to the traditions of the British pub, and, with restaurant-standard food, I can confirm that it really does combine the best of both worlds. You can just have a pint and enjoy the traditional pub atmosphere (oak...
Read more about Havelock Tavern in Brook GreenGeales Restaurant has been keeping locals and various celebrities well-fed since it was established back in 1939. We visited the stylish Chelsea Green branch – younger sister of the original Notting Hill restaurant, located a stone’s throw from fashionable King’s Road. In a nod to the proud heritage of the...
Read more about Geales Restaurant- Notting Hill in Notting HillAmid the glamorous multi-culturalism of Notting Hill is Seventeen, a fantastic Asian restaurant that will whisk you away on a culinary journey to the Orient. The first thing you notice about Seventeen is the striking decor. Ornate woodwork decorates the stairway, plush fabrics in rich hues form the soft furnishings...
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