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London
Occupying a former travel agent on Goodge Street, Fitzrovia, '64 Goodge Street' is the latest restaurant from Woodhead Restaurant Group and sees chef Stuart Andrew and team serve up "French cooking from an outsider’s perspective," with a menu...
London
Where the Pancakes Are open a second restaurant in the UK capital, a focus on sustainable design seeing the batter obsessives collaborate with Overtreders W, a Dutch architect firm with a proven track record in circular design. As with their debut...
London
Having made its way over the Atlantic, the first international outpost—having already taken over New York; Washington DC; San Francisco; Chicago; Los Angeles; and Boston—of The Wing has opened in London's Fitzrovia neighbourhood; the women's...
London
Inspired by its history as a part of the former BBC Radio 1 recording headquarters, Caravan's latest all-day offering—the Antipodean-minded chain's fifth—features a basement 'record room' for private dining and a sustainability concept that sets...
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Fusing Thai tradition with global influences, Greyhound Café—which began life amid the choas of the Sukhumvit neighbourhood of Thailand's boisterous capital—captures the spirit of the Bangkok-style café, serving a selection of small and large...
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Drawing inspiration from Lima’s most romantic and free-spirited neighbourhood, Barranco (a place brimming with artists, musicians and other creatives), Señor Ceviche has opened a Fitzrovia location set across three floors on Charlotte Street....
London
Disciples of the humble Taiwanese bao, listen up. Following on from their hugely successful eateries in Soho and — where it all began — London Fields’s Netil Market; burgeoning bun chain BAO have got their feet under the table in swanky...
London
Lah-de-dah. Dickie Fitz is fancy pants. On the corner of Newman and Goodge Street in London's well-heeled Fitzrovia, Dickie takes its cues from Art Deco and modernism, and has all the overt showiness of the nearby West End. From neon...
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A brief history of hip hotels, if you'll indulge us: It's almost 30 years since the Andree Putman-designed Morgans Hotel changed the face of the hotel industry, co-founder of iconic New York nightclub Studio 54, Ian Schrager, defining a new category...
London
On the surface of it, this looks like a terrible piece of project management; they've moved the furniture in before finishing the structural renovations. If Sarah Beeny was here someone would be for the high jump. But no, this isn't a candidate for...
London
Champagne and hotdogs? Of Course! Why has no-one thought of it before? Well probably because champagne is (largely) overpriced shit, and hotdogs are (usually) made from the mechanically-recovered fifth quarter of some extremely unfortunate...
London
Calling all adventurous food freaks. The cosmopolitan stew of London's restaurant scene has just gotten richer thanks to the Peruvian flavours of Lima. We're not talking pots of unidentified meat here, but something conceptually as high as the...
City Notes
Located in the heart of Paris's Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighbourhood, Le Grand Hôtel Cayré encapsulates the refined spirit of its surroundings whilst honouring its vibrant creative past. With 123 tasteful rooms and suites that combine Parisian...
City Notes
At the intersection of Marylebone, Mayfair and Soho, a new five-star hotel conjures the singular essence of Marylebone Lane’s village-like aura. An ode to “life on the Lane,” The BoTree distills all the style and elegance of Marylebone, a...
City Notes
There is a much-repeated notion that artificial intelligence is the death knell for the creative industries as we know them. For Barcelona-based architecture studio External Reference, led by Italian PhD architect Carmelo Zappulla, that notion is...
City Notes
Following a successful first 12 months, Amsterdam's Stacks Diner opens Stacks Deli, located just three doors away and set to offer a variety of fresh baked sweets, soft serve ice cream, and sandwiches to complement the American homestyle cooking of...
Dispatches
With almost 200 categories, the A'Design Award and Competition spans the full spectrum of design and innovation, offering designers, creatives, entrepreneurs and visionary artists a space to showcase their excellence in their chosen discipline....
Dispatches
When you're considering a swimming pool installation, it's important to know what to expect throughout the entire process. You'll start by evaluating your backyard space and deciding on the right type of pool for your needs. From there, selecting a...
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Self-expression through hairstyles has a great hand to play in the perception of gender identity. For transgender people, they often can find the right haircut an empowering expression of affirmation and self-expression. It’s not just about what...
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There’s something undeniably special about watching a sunset. Whether you're perched on a cliff with the sea stretching out before you or gazing over a bustling city, sunsets have a way of captivating us and putting the day to a peaceful close....