Food & Drink News

Cafe Linea to Open on Duke of York Square in Chelsea

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Cafe Linea, a new neighbourhood restaurant, bar and bakery, is set to open early summer in the Grade-II listed 19th century arcade overlooking Duke of York Square, offering all-day dining in the heart of Chelsea. Inspired by the cafés and bistros set in historic arcades across Europe, Cafe Linea will… Read more →

How to make an authentic Italian risotto with these surprising star ingredients

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When you think of cooking a creamy delicious risotto, the standard ingredients such as butter, Italian hard cheese and olive oil are usually the go to essential items to form your base. However, according to Italian professionals it turns out we have been doing it all wrong! By not choosing a premium… Read more →

Discover Your Culinary Potential in London’s Top Cooking Schools

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We all need to eat, but sadly, we don’t all know how to cook and bake. So we resign ourselves to eating take-out or convenience foods, and heading to the bakery when the craving for cake sets in.  But that doesn’t have to be the end of the story. With the right guidance, everyone can learn how to cook and bake… Read more →

Caffeine-Free Coffee: A Journey to Better Health

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The beverage perhaps most enjoyed by many of the world’s populations in terms of comfort ritual and essential energy boost is coffee. This, however, for many persons, does not translate into positive stimulations associated with caffeine. This can arise from sensitivity, health implications,… Read more →

Sipping Into the Season with West London’s Festive Cocktails

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With the Christmas lights switched on along Oxford and Regent Street, and renowned department stores Harrods and Harvey Nichols donning their spectacular window displays, it’s safe to say the festive season is upon us. Recently, I reviewed the newly renovated Stables Bar at The Milestone Hotel,… Read more →

Bagatelle London brings classic French-Mediterranean dining to the heart of Mayfair

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Bagatelle London has reopened its doors following a reimagined redesign With its refined, muted colour palette, raffia-backed chairs, wood-panelled walls, and culinary classics reimagined, Bagatelle’s new incarnation befits its Dover Street location. It offers two services throughout… Read more →

Christmas Gifts for Sweet Tooths

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Although the Christmas season is synonymous with big dinners and sumptuous meals together with family and close friends, it is, at the same time, synonymous with sweets. Christmas, in fact, brings with it ancient traditions involving the preparation or purchase of sweets to take as gifts to loved… Read more →

Introducing the honey brand rewilding Britain, jar by delicious jar

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This is real wildflower power. The Honey Project is a next-generation honey brand that looks good and does good too. On a mission to inspire people to fall back in love with nature, rewild Britain and ensure the survival of bees, insects and wildlife using honey as a vehicle for change. Their promise:… Read more →

The Lost Estate Presents: The Great Murder Mystery

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A feast for all the senses… The Lost Estate brings you theatre, food and music in the form of a classic murder mystery.

Famed for their hugely successful experiential dinners, The Lost Estate are back and this time… they’re whisking you off (metaphorically speaking) to 221B Baker… Read more →

How to Choose the Best Knife for Fruits and Vegetables

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Choosing the right knife for preparing fruits and vegetables can make all the difference when it comes to efficiency and safety in the kitchen. Using an inappropriate or dull knife can be frustrating, dangerous and simply ineffective. When determining which type of knife is best for cutting up fruits,… Read more →