LDN: HOT OR NOT

A difficult call. On the one hand: a worthy subject matter; mobile prison grille set with different tableaus sliding from underneath the fra...

I have to admit the only reasons The Dark Knight is a HOT for me is because of Batman's cool eject-a-motorbike arising from the rubble o...

Supertourist Sunday stop #2 was the fascinating underground war bunker of Churchill's WWII War Cabinet , and an extensive museum documen...

Supertourist Sunday got us up so we'd be one of the first people on the London Eye , the world's tallest observation wheel. It's...

Excellent oriental supermarket within walking distance from my house and the Chinese restaurants of Queensway. The prices are reasonable, an...

I enjoyed a small £2 tub of pear and ginger sorbet in the summer heat from this stupendously expensive farm shop . It sells lots of gorgeous...

It's great to know that Damon Albarn isn't just a poncy private schoolboy pretending to be a rockstar. Together with James Hewlett, ...

I wished my cookies turned out perfect every time like Ben's Cookies . Ben, I salute you! Your dark chocolate cookie, milk chocolate coo...

Dinner at this beauteous Michelin-starred restaurant was a belated birthday gift from my favourite homies, Swino and Huy. The resort-hotel-e...

As Yalin said, V&R are performance artists than mere clothing designers. This exhibition is a retrospective of their ready-to-wear and ...

As one audience member said, it's rare for the Scottish to get worked up about a piece of theatre. But there's reason to get worked ...

This slightly snooty underground hotel bar and restaurant serves delicious food - but the prices are exorbitant for what you get (£20 for a ...

An above-average corner boozer in the Sloaney enclaves of Parsons Green. Their burger was one of the better ones I've had, with a proper...

This BBC Panorama film was a music-video style, graphics-heavy, "Youtube generation" doco about a serious matter - an estimated $2...

I think I would have been quite happy as a peasant in the time of Marie Antoinette, ordered to eat cake instead of bread. Afternoon tea is ...

I think the Open Air Theatre is a magical venue for Shakespeare, so this production could have tipped the balance to HOT purely on that fact...

Delightfull and light-hearted (albeit a bit too long), Le Nozze di Figaro remains my favourite opera - it's filled with gorgeous lilting...

The name gives me a little giggle, and the 'good mood food' tastes great - £4.50 for wrap bursting with felafel balls, pumpkin and f...

I love the Peyton & Byrne stall at Heals (the first stop on the inaugural Huy Fantasy Tour of London) so was very excited to see that P...

I had been looking forward to seeing this play, as it had been much hyped in the press, who gushed about the tight and finely-observed writi...