Omotesando is a specialty coffee shop hailing from Tokyo. The minimalist design is striking and the egg sandos are out of this world.
Berners Tavern may be old school British, but it's everything but stodgy. Housed in a grand yet cosy room in the Edition, Berners Tavern has a wonderful menu of elevated British classics. Waiting for your table? Hang by the bar and play a round of pool.
Before every other restaurant was inviting guest chefs to mix up their menus, there was Carousel. Not quite a pop-up or a supper club, it’s a space with a constant string of short-term residencies from some of the world’s coolest chefs. Ahead of its time, the premise still holds – supper here is an opportunity to try Japanese flavours from Tokyo-based Seto Sousuke or flame-grilled favourites by Niklas Ekstedt. An insider ticket.
New in 2026, Fitzrovia's The Newman is the first opening from London-based Kinfolk & Co. Designed with the area’s literary past in mind, corridors are lined with illustrations of local heroes including writer Nancy Cunard and author Quentin Crisp alongside a black-and-white photography series of the neighbourhood now by Rory Langdon-Down. Downstairs, Brasserie Angellica nods to the traditional British pub.
Spring for a sleek bob or go bold with bangs at one of our favourite hair salons in London. Even though you’ll likely be perched between famous Brits in the salon chair, the hairdressers at George Northwood will ensure you feel like the real VIP. Cut, colour and styling here are all fab fab fab.