Over recent years the culinary arts have hogged the headlines like never before. The development of experimental dining has seen hungry customers have their food hung from string, served up in complete darkness or arrive in an endless array of unusual forms – snail porridge, sushi dessert, olive oil springs…
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July 2013
A year ago, London shifted its focus east, to a remote strip of land near Stratford newly inhabited by shining stadiums and some of the world’s best athletes. Londoners joined people from around the world exploring the new park, unrecognisable from its industrialised past. Now that the medals have all…
Finding a good curry is never easy. Despite it being one of the top cuisines in England, we are often served nothing like what you can find inside India. But, if you are on the hunt for some authentic cuisine, you might want to stumble into the Bengal Lancer. It…
When the weather ain’t great – and being England, that’s hardly surprising – staying indoors with food, telly and flicks might be the only way to be adventurous. Well, nothing says adventure more than a bit of on-screen escapism – and judging from the number of people who’ve tuned into…
As much as we love to traipse around the capital, summertime usually throws up a few opportunities to venture further afield – so we didn’t hesitate to accept an invite last week to visit Bristol – one of the UK’s most creative cities, less than two hours away from London,…
Hands down – July is our absolute favourite month of the year because not only does the weather start to behave, but we’re in the thick of festival season – so from foodie fests to pop extravaganzas at the Olympic Park, get ready for a fantastic four-weeks ahead… Arts &…