The Consortium of Prosciutto di San Daniele and the Consortium of the Friuli Venezia Giulia wine PDOs will be showcasing two of the region’s most remarkable products; the much acclaimed Prosciutto di San Daniele, alongside a range of carefully selected white wines from Friuli Venezia Giulia, a unique region known for some of the world’s finest whites.

Available for £85 per person from 14 May – 30 June, exclusively for tables of four or more with imaginatively meaty modern British classics, created by headchef Ian Rudge this is one to stretch the stomach and put meat on your bones.

I’m gonna check out that chef, that’s what I’m gonna do- by heading to Cinnamon Kitchen on selected dates between now and June, when a trio of diverse chefs from across the UK will be taking on a one-night-only residency at the restaurant’s tandoor grill.

Guests at this family-friendly event in Battersea will enjoy a generous two course meal and get tips on how to make the best of British produce from Mark himself.

As far as celebrating the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee goes, there’s nothing more appropriate than diamonds. […]

To celebrate the launch of Jim Beam Honey, Londoners are being urged to swarm (this is the only pun I promise) to a giant beehive in Central London to be one of the first to try this brand new bourbon whiskey.

May menus are all about the green scene outside: whether fruit and veggies for London Vegetarian Week (21-27 May) or floral-based fare for the Chelsea Flower Show (24-28 May), we urge you to ditch your carnivorous diets and indulge in the gourmet grub the garden has to offer.

Following a trip to Georgia to discover the wonderful food and wine of the country, Kerstin Rodgers aka Ms Marmite Lover – founder of one of the first UK supperclubs, The Underground Restaurant – is to host a Georgian-themed dinner on April 24th.

The UK’s biggest burrito chain Tortilla is opened another branch in Wimbledon giving away 1000 burritos to celebrate.

A great view, good food, history old and new – and some intriguing facts: it’s London summed up. It’s The Portrait Perspective and it’s available as a leporello, a concertina pull out booklet that opens to reveal a metre-long panorama of the view from the Portrait Restaurant at the top of the National Portrait Gallery. Linking portraits in the gallery with buildings seen from the Portrait Restaurant, it’s ideal for poring over as you pour out a cup of coffee before exploring the gallery.