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fromLondon On The Inside
2 days ago

Monster Munch Martinis Are on the Menu at This New Mayfair Bar

Martinis sit at the heart of the Brutes menu, with a martini card allowing drinkers to customise their cocktails according to their preferred base spirit, style and garnish. That means you can have your martini dry, wet, dirty or brutal, and garnished with everything from blue cheese olives and gildas to pickled onion Monster Munch and chicken scratchings.
Cocktails
London food
fromLondon On The Inside
1 week ago

This Popular Pub Group Is Turning Its Hand to an Italian Restaurant

Public House Group opens CeCe's, an Italian restaurant in Notting Hill, marking a departure from their signature posh pub concept.
London food
fromTime Out London
1 week ago

A very fancy new rooftop bar is opening in Holborn

Sabine, a St Paul's bar, is opening its second rooftop venue at NYX Hotel in Holborn in April, featuring cocktails, small plates, and a redesigned bright interior with coral and terracotta tones.
London food
fromwww.standard.co.uk
1 month ago

Labour is killing London's hospitality let's fight to save it

London's hospitality scene is world-leading but faces an existential crisis due to pandemic debts, energy and inflation-driven cost increases, and reduced consumer spending.
fromLondon On The Inside
4 months ago

Nick Jones Is Opening a London Hotel Next Year

After founding Soho House in 1995 - he opened the first location above his restaurant Café Boheme - and growing it into an international empire encompassing members' clubs, workspaces, cinemas, and restaurants, Nick Jones stepped down as CEO of the company in 2022. Earlier this summer, under his new Jones & Co group, he opened Corner Shop 180 a grocery, deli, bakery, cafe, and wine bar, basically a one-stop-shop for all things foodie, at the 180 the Thames complex on the Strand.
Real estate
UK news
fromwww.standard.co.uk
6 months ago

Revealed: London's bars and restaurants suffered an astonishing collapse during Tube strike

London's bars and restaurants experienced a sharp collapse in trade and a surge in booking cancellations after Tube strikes disrupted transport and footfall.
fromBusiness Matters
6 months ago

Sadiq Khan urged to give hospitality rent and rates holiday during tube strikes

Hospitality businesses across London should be given a rent and business rates holiday to help them cope with the disruption caused by tube strikes, according to leading audit, tax and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg. Andrew Sanford, a partner at the firm, said many restaurants, bars and cafe9s are located in Transport for London (TfL) properties, and urged the Mayor, Sadiq Khan, to step in with immediate support. "The Mayor should give them a rent and business rates holiday for the strike period if they are in affected postcodes," Sanford said.
London politics
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