London Food & Drinks

Connaught Bar is on the list… again. Pour yourself a large one — it’s that time of the year when the ‘official’ list of the world’s top 50 bars is released. The good news is that London has four bars

Connoisseurs will note that the wine pictured in this stock image is likely too deep to be beaujolais nouveau. Image: Kelsey Knight via Unsplash While some oenophiles turn up their noses at Beaujolais Nouveau Day — a seasonal saturnalia in

Market Place already has four food halls across London. A five-storey food hall is opening in Leicester Square in time for Christmas. Market Place takes over the building formerly occupied by Chiquito (RIP those jalapeno poppers) with its latest venue,

Guinness’s London brewery is finally opening. Image: Diageo True to Guinness custom, there’s been a toe-tapping wait for the Irish beer brand to open its London brewery. Initially slated to arrive in Covent Garden in 2023, the Guinness Open Gate

Drake & Morgan celebrates Thanksgiving 2025 with a four-course feast and a special cocktail menu. Thanksgiving 2025 falls on Thursday 27 November. While it’s an American holiday, there are plenty of opportunities for American expats, former US residents and general

This is a sponsored article on behalf of Sadler’s Wells East. If you’ve been to Stratford lately, you’ll have seen that big changes are afoot. The area is fast becoming London’s newest cultural hotspot, with reputable organisations like Sadler’s Wells

Looking for somewhere special to sink an eggnog or mulled wine with friends over the festive season? Try one of these Christmas pop-ups. For the large majority, you’ll need to book ahead. Merry Hic-Mas! 🍸☃️ The Lucky Club Après Ski,

Eat dessert out of a pumpkin at Humble Crumble. Image: @just_another_londoner_ / Humble Crumble Looking for some spooky treats this Halloween season? Plenty of London cafes, restaurants and bars offer Halloween-themed menus or dishes, from a special supper club to

Boxpark doesn’t always look quite this English. Image: Londonist Croydon’s secret weapon is the ability to pleasantly surprise — and that certainly applies to its foodie scene. Yes, the town is slicked with the greasy likes of Wendy’s, Taco Bell