Lunch at Sexy Fish, Mayfair
Although its early days for this new restaurant, on the whole there have been more mistakes than expected. For £100+ per person there are definitely better places to dine.
The Harwood Arms, Fulham
Whilst the interior is informal in nature, the food could come from some the best kitchens in London and £39.50 for three courses represents good value for money.
The Stunning Rosewood Hotel, London
The philosophy behind the Slow Food & Living market and brunch means that there is a sense of community, history and an individual story, and delicious, ethically produced goods.
Darjeeling First Flush from Jadu Tea
Named after the ancient Sanskrit word for ‘magic’, Jadu Tea is a London-based luxury brand with an emphasis on quality, care and long term commitment.
Lunch at Manuka Kitchen, Fulham
Desserts include a pot of Manuka honey and saffron brûlée, the top covered with a solid layer of fired sugar, a tap or two being enough to crack the hard caramel.
Mews of Mayfair for Afternoon Tea
The afternoon tea includes seed-studded bagels with Lambton & Jackson smoked salmon, sandwiches of cream cheese with cucumber, and caramelized onion bread.
