From newly opened restaurants to 430 year old plays getting a new revival, heres everything to do in London this weekend
Where to get your fix for oompah and steins this October (and September, and sometimes November…)
Close to losing it all when his empire collapsed, Jamie Oliver is back with a new restaurant, cookery show and book. Cass Farrar hears how he did it
From giant wagyu meatballs to blinis cooked tableside, Ben McCormack has the hottest September openings to book for the month ahead
This place is powerful — powerfully dull, that is, says Jimi Famurewa
Restauratuer David Yeo has created a ‘boat-to-table’ experience
In an industry often geared towards older drinkers, the new wine festival will focus on a younger audience
A tenner for anyone who had Morley’s fried chicken dipped in caviar on their 2023 bingo card
Chishuru won countless plaudits after launching in Brixton in 2020, but closed last October
Stylish, sexy and civilised, this new French bistro is a triumph, says David Ellis
All hail 85-year-old Josef Friedmann and his raucous Austrian enclave
Michel Roux Jr tells David Ellis why he’s all at sea as he closes his historic Mayfair restaurant
Warm beer in an overcrowded pub garden? No thanks, says Hannah Crosbie
The India Club has long played an important role in nurturing relations between India and the UK
A chicken tender is what you get when junk food is recklessly and wrongly elevated
It may not be the Jules Rimet, but the Women’s World Cup trophy will still be gleaming, and could be coming home. Here’s where to watch all the action in London
Le Gavroche will close in January 2024
Michel Roux has announced Le Gavroche is closing early next year. A landmark on the British culinary map, Mike Daw takes a look back at a titan of London restaurants
Grouse, the sort of ultra-seasonal, quintessentially British ingredient beloved of chefs, is back in season. Ben McCormack tucks in
Good luck getting hold of the domestic goddess’s best-loved tome
Everything you need to know about UK Black Pride 2023
Europe’s biggest street party is hungry (and thirsty) work. There’s street-food galore, or try your luck in one of these restaurants
The M group has raised £350,000 to help the fight against modern slavery, as Mo Farah to speak on his own experiences with trafficking
The resounding success of the Aunt Bessie’s Northern Monk Jam Roly Poly and Custard Pale Ale last year served as the inspiration for the new flavours
A dull meal at this well-regarded Korean barbecue speaks to an off night, says David Ellis. But the shenanigans with the service charge..?
In testing circumstances, other bars fall to the classics. The Nipperkin needs no help with ingenuity, says Josh Barrie
A new immersive show recreates the brutal Ali-Foreman fight in 1974 Zaire. David Ellis hears how history was made in the ring
The accolade is especially impressive given The Hope was threatened with closure before being saved by locals
Behind a copper door in Knightsbridge, guests will be taken on a ‘timeless journey’
From Ridley Road Market to 805, a restaurant where John Boyega took Harrison Ford for Nigerian feast, Jimi Famurewa has nine hotspots that tell the story of African influence in the capital
Edinburgh is home to the UK’s first laughter-powered sushi conveyor belt
Bob Bob Ricard is celebrating its 15th birthday with a new ‘baby’ restaurant
