by Neon London
You would be forgiven for walking down Great Cumberland Place in the leafy neighbourhood of Marylebone and thinking you had find yourself in a dining desert. The street is scattered with beautiful houses, hotels and oh so quaint little muses but restaurants are few. Good thing I was informed by someone in the know that The Arch London had a gem of a restaurant known as Hunter 486 hidden within its walls. Walking into the Arch London is like being transported to another time period. You enter a building one would more associate with a grand town house rather than a hotel and you are welcomed by friendly, knowledgable staff [&hellip
by Aimee Sics
Our favourite skyscraper restaurant, Duck & Waffle, has hatched another egg: a fast casual offspring in the re-developed St James’s Market due May
by Aimee Sics
Let us introduce Bar + Block Steakhouse: an all-day restaurant and bar that is serving up top-notch fare and a wide-range of craft beer and ciders, alongside cocktails and wine with a bill that is thankfully fit for us non-plutocratic types.
by Aimee Sics
To kick start the 2016 yuletide period and get the jingle bells ringing, tickets are now on sale for one of our favourite happenings: Taste of London: The Festive Edition.
by Krista
The new season vintage from Château Léoube rosé has been released and neon recommends it as brilliant choice for Spring drinking
by David
Five reasons why you should consider spending New Year's Eve at High Timber on the banks of the Thames
by Krista
Check out The Ultimate Collection Box; the latest initiative from the wine branch of the Moet Hennessy Group
by Krista
Château Léoube is a French winery restored by the English founders of Daylesford Organic. Try their delicate pink Rosé de Léoube
by David
celebrate Spain with Tapas Fantasticas, the award winning Spanish food and Rioja wine festival
by Krista
If you need wine NOW chances are it won't taste so good as the wine hasn't breathed. WineWeaver is a gadget which can solve this problem!
