If you want to get on the road to Mandalay without leaving the UK, your options are really rather limited. But this Thursday. ‘Neha’s Cooking’ brings a brilliant Burmese Banquet to the capital.

Spreadable beer? How queer. But it’s here – and, whether it’s blondes or brunettes that tickle your fancy, there’s a version for you.

Afternoon tea gets a welcome facelift courtesy of Nipa at Lancaster London

Cava has long been the poor relation of the fizz family, but that looks set to change with the opening of the UK’s first dedicated cava bar

Stefan Nicolaou relishes StreetKitchen’s gourmet spin on the hot dog at The Miller in Bermondsey.

Jewish food is pure comfort and often as rich as the culture that spawned it. Both will be celebrated with just the right amount of schmaltz at the fourth annual Gefiltefest on May 19th, held at the London Jewish Cultural Centre.

The National Theatre’s summer pop up bar/cafe is returning to the Southbank for its second year so Lucy goes to have a drink  amongst theatrical relics no, not the knighted kind

Prize the box from its bubble-wrapped sarcophagus; unfasten the tabs with the mounting excitement of a 90’s kid unwrapping a Furby on Christmas morn; sloooowly lift the lid to reveal my shiny, shiny loot. 

Down your Dairy Milk and prick up your ears. I’m going to ask you to eschew that sweet milky marvel made with a full’glass-and-a-half’. For, when it comes to choc, black is the new tan.

These days, in order to stand out from the quaffable crowd, a drink needs enough swagger, style and substance to turn its liquid peers green with envy.