David Ellis is the editor of the Reveller. He writes regularly about eating and drinking, and is a keen practitioner of both.
David Ellis is the editor of the Reveller. He writes regularly about eating and drinking, and is a keen practitioner of both.
As food shortages worsen and grocery prices reach another high, London’s top chefs tell David Ellis how to get creative with store cupboard staples
The frog, which the chef has had for more than 30 years, went missing on an evening raising money for Hospitality Action, in memory of his late father
This Soho Italian is easy to admire, respect and like, says David Ellis, but for the moment the affair is strictly casual
Regarded as one of London’s finest place for a drink, the Connaught is celebrating a milestone with its new cocktail list
What do you call someone who can’t stop stealing pancakes? A crêpe-tomaniac
Five chefs, five twists: not all heroes wear crepes
Guinness is now the UK’s most popular pint — and now Brewdog are gunning for a slice of that pie. The ES Reveller team sink a pint of both
Boujis, London’s most infamous club, is coming back to life. David Ellis meets the man who taught the royals how to properly party
An upscale neighbourhood restaurant, Hawthorn is the kind of place your parents might have picked to celebrate birthdays, anniversaries, or cutting someone out of their will
Feeling the pressure or just looking to spice up your plans? The Reveller team are ready with a survival guide for February 14
Make sure the slice is right
The six-course lunch will see the chefs collaborate on a number of riffs on traditional Persian dishes
The night is promising erotic readings, striptease shows and the chance to be hand-fed food
Though so far little known in the UK, one distiller is determined to make Filipino rum a must-order for Londoners. David Ellis takes a sip
The number of rough sleepers in London is reportedly up 21 per cent on 2021; StreetSmart has raised more than £12m over 25 years to help
Ahead of their new opening together, the chef and restaurateur explain why they’re promising more than just glitz with their new bistro
From the UK’s only museum dedicated to LGBTQ+ history to a stalwart of Soho’s pub scene, here’s where to uncover more about the London’s queer past
The festival, which has raised thousands for community cafe supporting those with HIV, returns in April
The two flavours we try are red and black and you too may find they’re a bit of a gamble, says David Ellis
Honour the great poet by sipping on a dram of Scottish hooch
Matthew Scott and Charlie Carr have made their name with pop-ups that are more like parties. Ahead of new opening Papi, they tell David Ellis what’s next
