London’s tiniest bakery is getting bigger, as Alexandra Park’s Astrid announces the opening of their sister site, Astrid Atelier. Based just a few doors down at number 114 Alexandra Park Road, the new venue will be an extension of their flagship and bijoux kiosk bakery. Offering an enhanced menu of of artisan sourdough breads and lunch options.

Crust Bros is back with another limited-edition drop and this time it’s bringing something a little unexpected to the table. Teaming up with modern Mexican favourite Cavita, the Neapolitan pizza group has created a bold new special just in time for Cinco de Mayo.

Maki & Ramen has landed in Soho, taking over the former La Bodega Negra spot and bringing its well known Japanese menu to the centre of London. Already established across England and Scotland, the brand arrives in the capital with a mid-range dining concept that fits seamlessly into one of the city’s busiest food neighbourhoods.

Just outside the hustle and bustle of Victoria Train Station, in the new Cardinal Place, you find the plush but welcoming interiors of Brown’s Restaurant. The large glass exterior lends to the open and light feel of the restaurant, perfect for a bite to eat or drink with colleagues or friends before you journey home.

Borough Market opens its doors after hours for a wonderful evening dedicated entirely to exceptional seafood on 20th May. Evening of Seafood is the latest instalment in the market's growing series of specialist after-hours events. The event promises oyster shucking contests, fish-filleting demos and informal talks hosted by food writer and Borough Market podcast host Giulia Crouch.

Set just a couple of streets away from the throng of Covent Garden and nestled inside the luxurious 5-star Middle Eight hotel, Sycamore feels like somewhere you can ease into rather than arrive at with intent. We went for a late lunch after a spot of shopping, and ended up staying into the early evening, which probably tells you more about the place than anything else.

Blending classic Italian dining with a polished, modern central London feel, Faros is located just moments from Oxford Circus, a great shout if you want some post shopping or pre night out dinner in the West End. A stylish all day destination, they offer a broad menu of Italian favourites; fresh pasta, risotto, seafood, and grilled dishes, cocktails and indulgent desserts.

Ever since opening its first branch on Charing Cross Road, Donutelier has been stealing hearts left, right, and centre, and not just because their doughnuts look like edible works of art, but because they taste ridiculously good. Many times I have walked past found a big queue, with people practically glued to the window, mesmerised by what’s inside.

If your idea of a perfect London pop-up involves something a little quirky, a little cute, a little sweet and very Instagrammable, this one’s for you. For one weekend only, Shoreditch is welcoming a delightfully tiny new arrival to celebrate the launch of a brand-new sweet treat from Mini Moons in collaboration with renowned viral miniature creators at The Tiny Art Show.

Marking the fifth London location for the much loved Italian sandwich shop, Dal Fiorentino has a arrived in Notting Hill. Located in the iconic Westbourne Grove, the new site brings the authentic taste of Florence to West London with its signature Schiacciata sandwiches.

Gordon Ramsay Hell’s Kitchen London has opened up in The Cumberland Hotel. This highly anticipated opening marks the UK debut of one of the most recognisable concepts from Gordon Ramsay Restaurants Global, led by Gordon Ramsay.

SOOM, the latest restaurant from the team behind 3KOBROS in Canary Wharf, offers a refined take on Korean BBQ with a menu that focuses on quality ingredients, balanced flavours and the sociable ritual of cooking at the table.

Macellaio RC in Soho has long been known for its unapologetic celebration of meat, but its Sunday Italian Feast brings a softer, more convivial edge to the experience. This is less about formality and more about settling in, loosening up, and embracing the kind of long, generous lunch that Italians do so well.

Tucked away in one of London’s most distinguished neighbourhoods, just moments from London Underground’s St James's Park tube station, The Guardsman feels less like a conventional hotel and more like a discreet private members’ club. Set on a quiet corner of St James’s, the boutique property blends refined elegance with a calm atmosphere that feels a world away from the bustle of central London.

Tucked into the leafy enclave of Munster Village, The Brook and Badger feels like a pub that understands its audience. There’s an easy confidence to the space, warm, softly lit, and quietly elegant, where elegantly aged leather seating and Farrow & Ball painted wood panelling create an atmosphere of relaxation and style.