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Now open, and just moments from Portobello Road, sova is quickly establishing itself as one of London’s newest neighbourhood hotspots, bringing Eastern and Central European wines, Slavic-inspired food and a vinyl-led soundtrack to Notting Hill....
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Opening its doors on one of Notting Hill’s busiest corners, Permit Room Portobello arrives as the first London outpost of Dishoom’s all-day drinking and dining concept. Inspired by the original permit rooms and post-independence bars of Bombay,...
London
Having opened in 2023, Pollini at Ladbroke Hall marks chef Emanuele Pollini’s first foray into the London culinary scene, the Italian eatery already garnering quite the reputation around Notting Hill and beyond. Interiors are very befitting of...
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Empire Empire joins Harneet Baweja's Gunpowder Restaurant Group, the in-demand restaurant located on All Saints Road, Notting Hill, a disco themed eatery dishing out Indian classics. Put together by Block1 Design — the studio's fourth...
London
At chef Fadi Kattan's Notting Hill restaurant, Akub, diners can indulge in cuisine that honours Palestine’s best produce with a modern twist, the menu balancing traditional flavours of the Middle East with creative influences, and best enjoyed...
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An international chain with locations in Tbilisi and Baku, Georgian eatery, Entrée, has opened in London, choosing Notting Hill for its UK debut. With a design that plays on the bakery's name——Entrée meaning 'entrance' and the bakery...
London
Sunday in Brooklyn heads to London's Westbourne Grove, bringing with it the warm hospitality, tasty fare and craft cocktails that've made it a Williamsburg staple since its conception in 2016. The new locale marking the first foray onto...
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Born from founder Victoria Paltina’s frequent trips to Tel Aviv, HAYA is a new neighbourhood restaurant in London's affluent Notting Hill with a strong focus on Mediterranean sharing plates and quality; seasonal ingredients served amid a lively...
London
Where does one go to find a Japanese bath ladle in Notting Hill? This is a question we've often found ourselves wondering, and we can now tell you the answer: Native & Co. Although some of the products are — how can we put this? — non-essential,...
London
Original brick arches and beamed ceilings are the order of the day at Dock Kitchen, located in a stunning converted Victorian wharf building overlooking the Grand Union Canal in West London's Ladbroke Grove. Tom Dixon's collection of...
London
Usually the last refuge of the chore-shirking male, Notting Hill's take on The Shed bears precious little resemblance to the rickety, saw-dust strewn wooden box one might imagine. This is Notting Hill I suppose, and the West London take on The Shed...
City Notes
Salon Volta is a new barbershop in Laval, Quebec, that rethinks the familiar codes of grooming through a concept centred on craft and community. Moving away from the traditional model, the project positions itself as a space where barbering unfolds...
City Notes
Interior design studio and creative consultancy Ste Marie has completed Olia Ristorante and Mimi Bar, a pair of hospitality venues conceived as a day-to-night sequence at the base of new residential tower Citizen on Jasper. Commissioned by Corso 32...
City Notes
On a private estate in central Ukraine, YOD Group has reimagined the traditional mazanka — the archetypal rural home — for the contemporary era. These 50 square metre guesthouses reinterpret the vernacular, translating thick whitewashed walls...
City Notes
Situated at the edge of Montmartre, where Pigalle’s energy meets Parisian rooftops, Hôtel Rochechouart is a 1929 Art Deco landmark given a contemporary pulse. Design duo Festen has restored the building’s historic details while threading a...
Dispatches
Aesthetic treatments are no longer a niche conversation. From injectables to advanced skincare and laser technology, more people are exploring ways to maintain their appearance and improve skin quality. In a city like London, where access to...
Dispatches
Most families don’t begin with a grand financial plan. It’s usually smaller than that. A random conversation on the couch. Someone asking, “Hey, are we actually saving enough?” And then… silence for a second. Because no one really knows...
Dispatches
Scheduling problems rarely show up all at once. It starts with one double-booking. One technician running late. One patient showing up for the wrong time slot. Somebody shrugs, fixes it, moves on. No big scene. At least not yet. Then it keeps...
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Ten kilometres west of Dubrovnik’s Old Town, on the south-facing flank of Koločep Island, there is a sea cave that briefly — and only briefly — turns the colour of liquid sapphire. The effect is physics, not folklore. For about three hours...