Classic British grub is served under the gaze of Lucian Freud’s Self Portrait, alongside a seasonal roster of golden-framed oils and contemporary works curated by Hauser & Wirth gallery. Mount St Restaurant is open for all servings, though its morning menu is worth a shout-out. Asparagus is seared as a side for dippy eggs, local honey is stirred through creamy porridge (a dram of whisky an optional extra) and the open-faced omelette Arnold Bennett is served with an indulgent glazed, golden top – best paired with the signature breakfast martini.   

Scott's is a London classic we'll never forgo. This cushy, old-fashioned spot is by far and away one of our favourite fish restaurant in London. Order the sole and book well in advance.

Farm Shop in Mayfair transports you to that South West England countryside. Transported direct from the Somerset farm is the Pinot Noir and 2023 vintage Chardonnay from the Roman vine terrace, honey straight from the hives and plants and fungi foraged that week made into small-batch pickles, preserves and chutneys. Fill your baskets, for all of the goods on Farm Shop's shelves look utterly delectable. 

It should come as no surprise that one of the most wonderful hotels in London also has one of the most incredible spas in town. Call in sick to work, book in for a few treatments and settle in for the duration. It’s the ideal place to find your Zen.