The brothel-styled decor at this Primrose Hill staple - all marble pillars, leafy wallpaper and yellow curtains - makes it a real love-it-or-hate it destination (though one that's definitely popular with the Hill's celebrity contingent). The food is less controversial: TV chef Bryn Williams takes his cues from all over Europe, but this is mostly modern British, made with confidence and flair. Pig's heads, fig relish, scallops, oxtail and lots of fresh fish and game (in season) provide a gutsy - though somewhat overpriced - menu. In spite of the preponderance of poseurs amongst the diners, the mixture of unobtrusive service, rich food and lunatic design create a thoroughly pleasant mood.
Going into Belgo Noord feels like being whisked away to some Northern European drinking den. Fat men with moustaches smile at you from the walls, ... More
This is the flagship restaurant in the D & D London (formerly Conran Restaurants) empire, though it has had its Michelin star removed it's still ... More
Ask an average Greek living in London to name his or her favourite Greek restaurant, and they’ll probably pick Lemonia. It’s a great venue with ... More
It seems fitting that Anthony Clark should end his era as artistic director of Hampstead Theatre by directing a world premiere, underlining the theatre's commitment ...More
This small, grassy, hilly park, boasting fantastic views over London, has become increasingly popular with the young, the trendy and the famous – particularly from ... More
It’s great to see this fabulous arts venue re-open its doors after a stunning refurbishment. Boasting a colourful 160-year history, the buliding was first ... More
This posh little boutique is located in Primrose Hill and is frequented by the good-looking, incredibly fashionable and very well-heeled sort who seem to hang ...More
Celebrity make-up artist Georgina Hamed is the brains behind Lost in Beauty. After working with the likes of Minnie Driver, Naomi Campbell, Cate Blanchett and ... More
The Lock Tavern would be a great place to drop in and escape the tiresome, tie-dye-clad vendors of Camden’s famous street market. Unfortunately that wouldn’t ... More
Now that the Camden Palace has been pointlessly rebranded as 'KOKO', an started putting on funky house nights, the Electric Ballroom is the last great ...More
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The brothel-styled decor at this Primrose Hill staple - all marble pillars, leafy wallpaper and yellow curtains - makes it a real love-it-or-hate it destination (though one that's definitely popular with the Hill's celebrity contingent). The food is less controversial: TV chef Bryn Williams takes his cues from all over Europe, but this is mostly modern British, made with confidence and flair. Pig's heads, fig relish, scallops, oxtail and lots of fresh fish and game (in season) provide a gutsy - though somewhat overpriced - menu. In spite of the preponderance of poseurs amongst the diners, the mixture of unobtrusive service, rich food and lunatic design create a thoroughly pleasant mood.
