Soho may be sleepy on a Sunday, but step through the arch on Greek Street and suddenly you’re in Ibiza. Milk Beach’s Sunday Sessions bring the sunshine vibes every week until the end of September, with al fresco dining, a live DJ, cocktail pitchers, and a special brunch menu running from 11:30am to 5pm.

Opulent and sophisticated are adjectives that suitably describe the area of Kensington, an area of impressive residences, and sprinkles of Royal grandeur. One of the jewels in the Kensington crown has been providing fine Indian cuisine to the West London set since 1983, and it’s still going strong.

Kapara’s turning the Sunday Roast on its head with a bold, sunshine-filled twist. With his Syrian and Tunisian roots, Chef Eran Tibi brings Eastern Mediterranean vibes to Soho. Think zesty marinated meats, shawarma spices, and fresh vibrant vegetables, all served up on a sunlit terrace; perfect for those lazy Sunday afternoons.

London’s much-loved Neapolitan pizzeria, Santa Maria, is heading back to its West London roots with the reopening of its refurbished Ealing restaurant on 28th of August. Located at 11 Bond Street, London W5, the updated space celebrates the brand’s 15-year journey while thanking the community that helped launch its success.

Nestled in the heart of historic Spitalfields, Galvin La Chapelle offers one of London’s most accessible Michelin-starred dining experiences. Celebrating 20 years in the restaurant industry, brothers Chris and Jeff Galvin remain true to their mission: to deliver exceptional French cuisine rooted in quality, seasonality, and elegance—while keeping it refreshingly within reach.

Holborn’s cult steak pub, The Bountiful Cow, is going all-out for National Burger Day – and they’ve cooked up a burger that’s as outrageous as it is irresistible.

Running from 5th – 7th September, the eagerly awaited CelebrASIA returns to Battersea Power Station next month. For one weekend only, the event will transform London’s iconic riverside landmark into an immersive Southeast Asian street party, with an impressive roster of events and activities.

Tucked away in the heart of Southwark, The Table Café is known for being a firm brunch favourite, offering delicious classics in a relaxed atmosphere. We visited on a Monday lunch time and were lucky enough to have astounding weather, so took a table outside on their beautiful little side terrace. Considering how central it is, it’s very much a calm little oasis even when it’s buzzing on the streets outside.

We hurried to Battersea Power Station for the second Duck and Rice outpost, which opened just a month ago.

In a world where wellness is often reduced to fleeting fads and expensive fixes, Kurami stands out as a refreshing and thoughtful alternative — one that truly honours the connection between nutrition, and science. Founded on the principle that food is more than fuel, Kurami offers premium, chef-curated meal plans designed to support gut health, energy, and overall wellbeing.

Celebrating their 8th Birthday, Homies on Donkeys in Leytonstone takes its food seriously, but little else. Born out of a market stall in Walthamstow and now firmly rooted in East London’s Leytonstone High Road, the restaurant is run by husband a wife team Sandra Bello and chef Erik “Smokey” Bautista.

Pastry lovers rejoice, Ta’mini Lebanese Bakery is opening its third London spot in the heart of Kensington—and they’re celebrating in the sweetest way possible. If you get there on Friday 1st August, they are giving the first 50 people through the doors a free Date & Pistachio Pastry and an Iced Coffee.

Looking for a relaxed yet stylish restaurant near Marble Arch or a great spot for lunch after shopping on Oxford Street? Lanes of London is a hidden gem offering everything from fresh, healthy dishes to indulgent treats—all served in a beautifully designed space overlooking Hyde Park.

On one of those perfect London Summer days, where better to be than on a sunny terrace sipping cocktails with your bestie? With the warm weather on our side, we headed to the Stella Summer Terrace at Hotel Saint, located directly next to Aldgate station.

London’s vibrant Chinatown can be a roulette wheel of eateries. The myriad restaurants packed into this tourist hotspot mean that without some forward planning, it can be hard to differentiate between quality, authentic food, and fast turnover slop.