Scoff & Banters’ slogan is “traditional British Soul food” fuss free, hearty and popular British dishes and that includes that Great British ritual, Afternoon Tea. There are four sites across London, Kensington, Oxford Street, Bloomsbury and Canary Wharf. On Friday, I had an opportunity to visit Scoff & Banter Canary Wharf to try their new Summer Blossom Afternoon Tea. …
Mo restaurant is an exclusive interactive dining experience where talented chefs cook right in front you showcasing not just their culinary skills but seasonal ingredients sometimes grown at the hotel in their herb and…
Dormy House is a hotel I’ve longed to visit. Although I hadn’t been myself, I was confident in recommending the hotel to our very good friends Max and Grace who wanted a chilled-out weekend…
Going back to the Café Royal Hotel is like going home, it’s here where I got married on 26th May 1991 when it was simply the Café Royal – a historic landmark that was…
Spring inspired afternoon teas are becoming very popular as competition in the afternoon tea sector heats up. Last spring, I had one of the most inventive afternoon teas at the Marylebone Hotel and there…
The Intercontinental Park Lane is fast becoming one of my favourite places to have Afternoon Tea. The hotel might not be as iconic as some on Park Lane but there is so much history…
“Flowers direct from the grower delivered straight to your door for just £24” Freddie’s Flowers are a fantastic new business delivering the freshest flowers to you whenever you like. How did I come to…
There was only one place on my mind when I was thinking about where to take my mum for an early Mother’s Day lunch, it had to be Dalloway Terrace. Knowing my mum’s love…
When in London, you’re always a stone’s throw away from a museum. With more than 170 galleries, historical exhibits, and art locations, the city is certainly a place with an abundance of creative energy.…
On Monday, I watched in disbelief and horror as a ferocious fire took hold of the Notre-Dame Cathedral. I was left devasted, hypnotised by the sad images that confronted me on my TV screen…
