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Another day, another Time Out Top 50 Restaurant . Wild Honey certainly lived up to its Top 50 rating, with its sedate wooden interior (remin...

If a dining experience was purely about the food, then I can safely say the dishes coming out of this restaurant's colourful open-racked...

It took me four trains to get there, I remained underground for almost half the time it would take me to get from London to Paris, and the r...

Milk is my fourth Oscar Best Picture Nominee film, and I think it is a nomination well-deserved. Sean Penn (also a Best Actor nominee) domin...

The three pumping floors of Topshop at Oxford Circus make up the world's largest fashion store - you can shop, eat, powder your nose, ge...

I don't know why English pub food never developed down the chilli route over the centuries. If I had to choose between bland stodge and ...

Richard Bryant's photography exhibition takes the viewer on a journey across London, from west to east. I really enjoyed his work - he h...

The Courtauld Gallery has been on my to-do list for a while, so I took the opportunity to don some disguise and explore it on an admission-...

When you travel as much as I do, then its inevitable that you become a forex rate tart. I've discovered that the best retail currency ra...

The Wellcome Collection is not one of London's blockbuster museums, like the National Gallery or Tate Modern, but it is unexpectedly in...

We heart Angela Hartnett, so despite sickness, freezing cold and gusting rain, we decided to make a Sunday lunch pilgrimage to her new resta...

I still remember when I first heard Mendelsshon's Hebrides Overture - Grade 11 music class, sticky and sweaty in my uniform, sitting in ...

Dinner at Hakkasan was planned as a quasi-Chinese New Year celebration, but really more of an excuse to work my way down my (long) list of ...

I really like the fact that there is enough interest about science in London that there is a purpose-built building like the Dana Centre , w...

My last ever ROH ballet performance (sob)! In all ballet performances the costumes are beautiful, but in La Bayadere I thought the costumes ...

The Saatchi Gallery has been rehoused in the brilliant exhibition space of the grand Duke of York's HQ, and its opening exhibition wa...

I was expecting a lot more from this exhibition but it was a pokey, crowded and flourescently white space stuck in the middle of the permane...

The V&A Cafe is as far removed from the ladle-of-slop-from-bain-marie as you can get. The tempting food is displayed in bright white su...

The British Academy of Film and Television Arts regularly hosts events which celebrate the life and work of people in the film industry, fr...

The Geffrye Museum is a well-planned museum featuring interiors of the English 'middling classes' from 1600 to present day. An Engli...