Viners has teamed up with Keevil & Keevil (www.keevilandkeevil.co.uk)– the oldest shop on London’s famous Smithfield Meat Market - to get your summer off to a sizzling start. Keevil & Keevil offers a fantastic selection of the finest meat and poultry, including tasty barbecue boxes, gourmet... »
Giant Robot, EC1
If you like your lunch Italian, your brunch American, cocktails at dinner time and dinner at bedtime, Giant Robot is the place to be. Giant Robot takes over the site of long-serving Clerkenwell favourite, Match Bar, and whilst the owners are still the same,... »
Busaba Eathai, various locations
I often walk past Busaba Eathai on Wardour Street, look at the queue and wonder just what all the fuss is about. One Thursday as I sat in the cafe over the road I thought it was about time I found out. It was early... »
Win Kettle® Chips and a portable barbecue!
What better treat to share this summer than a bag or two of Kettle® Chips, the delicious hand cooked crisps? Our friends at Kettle® Chips are offering three lucky Love Food, Love Drink readers a Kettle® Chips goody bag. It’s loaded with plenty of... »
The Grove & Colette’s, WD3
In the ‘blink and you’ll miss it’ lives that many of us lead, time is probably the single item that we crave most. Time to just sit and do nothing. In the middle of nowhere. With no-one (except perhaps a choice loved one!). So... »
Paramount, WC1
Take a trip to the top of the rather naff looking Centre Point building and you will find Paramount – home to some of the most impressive views across London. However, like so many of London’s most spectacular spaces, Paramount has been closed to... »
Babbo, W1
Impressing a recently inducted City boy isn’t really as easy as one would think. When it came to taking out my banker cousin for dinner, it turned out he had already eaten in half of London’s top restaurants in the few months since starting... »
four o nine, SW9
“Location, location, location!” Just like when you’re buying a new home, one of the most important factors to consider when opening a restaurant is the ‘where’. In the eatery packed streets of London, the most innocuous of locational mistakes – such as being on... »
The Rib Room, SW1
For every Nobu and The Ivy that is name-checked as a celebrity hang-out, there exists a far less conspicuous restaurant providing the same, if not better dining experience for those moments when London’s rich and famous want to dine without the blinding flashbulbs of... »
Bincho Yakitori, W1
Japanese food… it’s just raw fish and soupy noodles isn’t it? Not quite. Because our palettes have become largely attuned to the culinary ‘delights’ originally championed by the likes of Yo! Sushi and Wagamama, many of London’s Japanese restaurants have largely given a back... »
Boyd’s Brasserie, WC2
Whether it’s a simple afternoon tea at The Ritz or indulging in a blowout dinner at Claridges, if you want to experience the great dining rooms of London, it’s normally going to require permission from the bank manager before you get near their menus. ... »




