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The Summer Terrace at Alto by San Carlo, Selfridges

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Alto, Selfridges, has just unveiled its new La Dolce Vita summer concept, reminiscent of the Italian Riviera, and I am here for it.

A private lift on the ground floor of the building, covered in a bright floral … Read more →

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Don’t tell Dad, Queen’s Park

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Lonsdale Road in Queens Park is fast becoming a foodie destination. At weekends, this stylish enclave is positively teeming with trendy thirty-somethings and their stylish offspring who venture here for the farmers’ market, a coffee and a pastry Read more →

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Conrad St James’ Easter Afternoon Tea

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Spring is here, and the Easter Afternoon Tea At Home from Conrad London St. James is full of traditional and contemporary sweet delights, including Simnel Cake; Bunny Macaroons; an egg-shaped Apricot and Pistachio Sponge Delice, and a Jivara … Read more →

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Archies

Staying in is the new going out. It’s also the old going out and indeed, right now, the only going out.

I can’t say that I’ve gained a great deal from lockdown but, on the plus side, I have been … Read more →

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Frankonia – The Bread House

One of the things I’ve missed the most during lockdown is eating food lovingly prepared by other people in the fabulous restaurants, cafes and bakeries that call London home. There’s nothing I enjoy more than wandering around an unfamiliar part … Read more →

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