I haven’t made it down there yet, but this weekend I’m seriously tempted to take a trip into Islington—because anything that combines good coffee and dogs already feels like a win in my book. WagWorks, a city dog care brand I’ve had my eye on for a while, is opening something new called The Coffee…
Puppuccinos & Flat Whites: A New Dog-Lover’s Coffee Spot in Islington
Cue the Night: Poolhouse Is London’s New Playground
London’s social scene is about to level up, and it’s bringing a cue with it. From the team behind Topgolf and Puttshack comes something that feels both nostalgic and completely new: Poolhouse. Opening this spring at 100 Liverpool Street, it’s not just another place to play pool—it’s an all-out reimagining of the game, wrapped in…
Log Off to Switch On: The Rise of the Digital Detox Escape
Spring shows up with big “fresh start” energy — longer days, a bit of sun (finally), and that urge to get outside and shake off the winter fog. But somehow, life doesn’t always get the memo. Calendars fill up, notifications keep pinging, and even a “break” can feel suspiciously like more stuff to keep up…
Spring in a Glass: The Cocktails to Sip Right Now
Spring in the city brings with it a shift in mood—lighter evenings, spontaneous plans, and a renewed appetite for something fresh in hand. As London starts to thaw, cocktail choices follow suit, moving away from the heavier, wintery pours towards drinks that feel bright, aromatic, and just a little bit playful. From garden herbs to…
Shochu Takes the Spotlight at Kioku Sake Bar
There’s a quiet confidence about Kioku Sake Bar—one that lingers, much like the finish of a well-built drink. Hidden within The OWO in Whitehall, it continues to push its own boundaries, first by centring cocktails around sake, and now by turning to shochu, Japan’s deeply rooted national spirit. This new menu feels like a natural…
FLVR Launches People Focus: Shining a light where it matters.
After more than 20 years in hospitality, I’ve seen a lot. The good, the chaotic, the wildly inspiring—and yes, the frustrating too. This industry has given me opportunities I’ll always be grateful for, and I’ve had the genuine privilege of working with leaders who saw me for what I bring to the table: my skills,…
