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May 16, 2024
Appointment Trader is a website that allows you to buy and sell restaurant reservations for all of Londons most sought-after tables. Food and drink very much not included.
January 30, 2024
No one knows the city’s food scene better, and these are his high-end favourites (and they are even better when someone else is paying, like his mum)
July 30, 2022
Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson recently went to the River Cafe, a Michelin-star restaurant that helped revolutionize London's dining scene.
November 25, 2021
If you want to get into a ‘booked up’ restaurant this December, take these tips
August 28, 2021
DR PAUL JENNINGS looks back at a Bradford pub which looks set to be converted into flats after a planning application to convert the property was…
May 17, 2021
Dinner by Heston Blumenthals sumptuous terrace Unless you were speed-dialling your favourite restaurants the second that the roadmap to recovery was announced in February, you may be thinking that the chance of securing an outside table in the UK is now less likely than a spring heatwave. The River Café, for instance, is fully booked until August; there are no dinner reservations at Michelin-starred Hambleton Hall, and its terrace overlooking Rutland Water, until September. Which is not to s...
April 15, 2021
Dinner by Heston Blumenthals sumptuous terrace Unless you were speed-dialling your favourite restaurants the second that the roadmap to recovery was announced in February, you may be thinking that an outside table in the UK is now rarer than an AstraZeneca-induced blood clot. The River Café, for instance, is fully booked until June, as is Michelin-starred Hambleton Hall and its terrace overlooking Rutland Water. Which is not to say that an alfresco table at one of Britain’s best restaurant...
February 5, 2021
Richard Bryant The River Cafe has come a long way since it first opened its doors in 1987. Founded by Ruth Rogers (now Lady Rogers CBE) and the late Rose Gray, it was originally allowed to operate only as a lunchtime spot for local workers. Tucked away in a then little-known part of Hammersmith, the unique space, with its open kitchen and riverside terrace, was designed by the acclaimed architect Lord Rogers (Ruth’s husband), who’s always been closely involved with the development of the si...