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Review of Dim Sum Library in Covent Garden
In a district synonymous with drama and spectacle, Dim Sum Library responds with a culinary performance of its own. Situated just moments from the Piazza in Covent Garden, the restaurant artfully marries traditional Chinese dim sum with contemporary fine dining, creating an experience that feels both modern and refined.
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Review of Emilia’s Crafted Pasta in Victoria
Opened last August, Emilia’s Crafted Pasta Victoria marks the brand’s fifth and largest restaurant to date, bringing its much-loved fresh pasta to the heart of Westminster. Just moments from Victoria Station and within easy reach of Parliament, it feels perfectly placed for everyone from suited office regulars to weekend wanderers.
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Kids Eat Free at GAUCHO This February Half Term
Families looking to make the most of February half term can head to GAUCHO, where children are invited to dine complimentary for a limited time across selected UK locations. Running from Sunday 16th February to Thursday 20th February 2026, the offer allows children aged 12 and under to enjoy a free meal from the children’s menu when dining with a full-paying adult.
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Review of Velvet Tacos at Broadgate
The team at The Capturist are always on the hunt for the best Taco joint in London. Velvet Taco throws out the rules when it comes to traditional tacos, and that's exactly what makes it exciting. We visited on a freezing cold evening and were instantly fired up by the spicy flavours, neon vibes and genuinely friendly service.
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Review of Ivan Ramen in Farringdon
Ivan Ramen on a Friday night is exactly what you want it to be: loud in a good way, packed, and buzzing with the kind of energy that makes you feel like you picked the right place. Every table was full, the floor and kitchen team were in full flow, and the whole room had that warm, slightly chaotic hum that signals serious food is about to happen.
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Review of Via Emilia, Notting Hill: A homage to northern Italian pasta
Tucked away on All Saints Road, Via Emilia feels like the kind of place you only find once you’ve earned your Notting Hill stripes. We ducked in after a leisurely circuit of Westbourne Grove, shopping bags in hand, people-watching quota fulfilled and settled into what became a long, cosy late lunch.
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Review of The Broadcaster in White City
Across the road from Wood Lane station and a stones throw from The BBC’s Television Centre, is The Broadcaster Bar & Restaurant. A light and welcoming Restaurant, with a bar and gorgeous large upstairs terrace. Set up for any weather, with comfy tables, lounging areas and private al fresco dining (or covered in the case of winter or bad weather).
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Review of Tangra
Soho has always always been the beating heart of London’s west end, attracting the movers and the shakers, the bold and the brave, the disrupters and changemakers. It’s colourful, creative, and often a bit naughty. To stand out in Soho’s myriad eateries, you have to have all of these qualities, and one place may just tick all boxes.
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Review of Masakali
Masakali has landed in central London, bringing its modern Indian offering to a spot just minutes from Warren Street. The concept is straightforward and confident: classic Indian recipes, drawn from generations of home cooking, presented with a contemporary edge that suits the city.
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This January Puttshack is serving up vegan favourites alcohol-free cocktails and offering special offers
This month, Puttshack is serving up feel-good fun across its four venues, combining high-tech mini golf with irresistible vegan dishes, alcohol-free cocktails and unmissable winter offers. Whether you’re embracing Veganuary, Dry January, or simply looking for a lively way to kick-start the year, Puttshack has you covered.
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