Experiences The Best Pasta Making Classes in London
Roll, fill and eat your own: London's best hands-on pasta classes, prosecco usually included.
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Experiences Roll, fill and eat your own: London's best hands-on pasta classes, prosecco usually included.
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Dining Six London kitchens that roll their own pasta daily, from the queue at Padella to Angela Hartnett's St James's dining room. Where to eat the good stuff, and what it costs.
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Dining Saffron, charcoal and slow-cooked stews: where to eat the best Persian food in London.
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Dining London's best pho comes from Kingsland Road veterans, a Soho institution and a plain room out past Rotherhithe that regulars swear beats them all.
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Dining From a Bermondsey marble counter pouring parsley liquor to a Mayfair pie room with nine in-house varieties, here are six London places that still treat the pie as a serious thing.
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Experiences Six London bars where the bat, the cocktail and the late night all turn up together.
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Dining Blistered Neapolitan, Roman al taglio and proper New York slices: where to eat the best pizza in London.
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Date Night Six London spots where the question lands properly: a free garden 155 metres up, a candlelit conservatory, a Japanese garden in Holland Park, and the right table at the Shard.
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Experiences The landmarks, views and corners worth your time: the best places to visit in London, chosen with care.
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Experiences Paint-your-own studios, BYOB sessions and the wheel: London's best pottery for a hands-on afternoon.
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Dining Six West End tables that get you fed properly and out by curtain-up, from a £19.95 prix fixe under Piccadilly to seafood off Charing Cross Road. Set menus, real timings, no panic.
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Dining No neighbours, no rush: the private rooms in London worth booking when the doors should close.
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Bars Six of London's notable private members clubs, from Annabel's to 5 Hertford Street, with honest notes on what each is for and how membership actually works.
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Bars A walkable Soho run of five characterful pubs, from a grand Victorian gin palace to the half-pints-only bohemian bolthole.
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Bars Battersea drinks well: riverside terraces, a theatre above the bar and a country boozer hiding behind the square.
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Bars Tiled Victorian corners, river-jetty decks and a mile of railway-arch taprooms: Bermondsey drinks better than almost anywhere in south London.
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Bars Camden drinking done properly, from tiled Victorian boozers to a wood-fired gastropub with a Michelin nod.
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Bars Riverside towpath boozers, an Edwardian gin palace and a grand Victorian dining pub, all within a short stroll of Chiswick High Road.
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Bars From a 240-foot Victorian bar to a garden that runs straight onto the Common, Clapham drinks well in every direction.
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Bars Alley taverns, etched-glass gin palaces and ten-pump ale houses, all within a few theatrical minutes of the Piazza.
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Bars Six Farringdon pubs where the beams are real, the ale is properly kept and the ghosts of Smithfield market still linger.
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Bars Bohemian ghosts, Sam Smith's prices and a pie room upstairs: Fitzrovia drinks like nowhere else in the West End.
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Bars From a Dickens-haunted riverside tavern to a robata-grill gastropub, Greenwich pours the finest pints in south-east London.
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Bars From a Michelin-crowned dining room to a riverside terrace and a brewpub spilling into Victoria Park, Hackney drinks well in every direction.
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