London’s Top Five Mexican Restaurants With A Difference
Mexican food is often associated with casual dining. Street food stalls and chains like Wahaca have popularised the cuisine more recently, but it’s not often that you can find somewhere that does both enchiladas and evening-wear.
Whether you like your chocolate rich and dark or creamy and smooth, we have decided to ferret out London’s most delectable chocolate dishes, from rich fondants to indulgent cakes – and even a cocktail.
The sheer vibrancy and iconoclastic spirit of the King’s Road during the 60s and 70s made Chelsea famous. Well, more than famous, it made it cool. It was gritty, graffitied, and edgy.
For the last 50 years, Camden has been a bastion of the London music scene. And while it’s counter-culture clout may be waning – high-street giants and tourists are usurping one-of-a-kind shops and brooding musicians – the physical reminders of its gritty heyday somehow sustain Camden’s cool mystique.
If breakfast is the most important meal of the day then brunch is undoubtedly the most fun. What’s not to love about a boozy, relaxed, mid-afternoon interlude?