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Surrounded by West End’s thriving media community in Fitzrovia, The Riding House Café is an all-day brasserie split across a range of various areas to eat, drink, relax and mingle. A large dining bar and open kitchen joins together an energetic canteen, a formal dining room and a relaxed lounge. At The Riding House Café, you Read More …
Japanese, Brazilian and Peruvian cuisine; the highest outdoor dining terraces in all of Europe; and 360-degree, stunning views of London. We don’t even know what else we could possibly want from a restaurant. Situated atop the Heron Tower in East London, this swanky restaurant exudes majestic grandeur and elegance. Two panoramic, glass-walled elevators (that feel Read More …
London isn’t exactly known for having the most spacious establishments—especially in the bustling centre of Soho—but Ham Yard is one of the rare exceptions. Not only is it a piece of spacious haven, but it also has one of the most aesthetically engaging interiors around. Relax, eat, drink and chat—that’s right, we said chat. The Read More …
Situated in the heart of Soho, THIRST Bar is a favoured rendezvous point for trendy young professionals. The atmosphere is easy-going and the drinks are divine. The team at Norton Leigh introduced Junior-Broker.com to THIRST Bar’s wide array of cocktails and we’ve been recommending it ever since. There are great daily drink specials, including “mad Read More …
New Yorkers are infamous for their love of brunch. If there’s a restaurant that can satisfy the scrupulous taste buds of NYC brunch buffs, then it’s sure to be one of high caliber. Case in point: Balthazar.
Escape the hustle and bustle of London work life at the city’s newest mixologist bar. Located on the upper floor of the Royal Exchange, Threadneedle Bar is the perfect sanctuary to have those well-deserved, post-work cocktails. Founded in the 16th century, the Royal Exchange is an enchanting building that provides incredible history to Threadneedle Bar’s Read More …
Slow-cooked meat has exploded onto the London restaurant scene recently. With a plethora of Southern US-style eateries popping up to sell pulled pork, it’s a food craze that shows no signs of slowing down. This all means that there’s stiff competition for new restaurants serving up this kind of food but the quality here is Read More …
You may have passed by loads of times without really realising what Nomad was all about, but now it’s time to find out: the next time you’re looking for an energetic late night in east London, party at Nomad until 5am. Nomad sits on that overused Old Street stretch, which every weekend leads droves of Read More …
An offshoot of the celebrated Clerkenwell Dining Room, The Chancery, tucked away amid the silver vaults of Chancery Lane, is worth seeking out for its serious, no-nonsense cuisine that reveals unexpected treasures of its own. The Clerkenwell Dining Room has had a good reputation for a long time. It could be that its sister restaurant near Read More …
You might think that a central London pub offering cheap stage and private dances from lovely and welcoming girls, a friendly bar staff selling reasonably priced drinks, non-oppressive bouncers and an all-round laid-back atmosphere would be an impossibility, but prepare to be amazed. The Griffin has all this and more.