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First Look: Ice Cream Union’s New Soho Shop Isn’t Your Typical Ice-Cream Parlour

From a rule-breaking island freezer counter, its team is scooping an ever-changing roster of ice-creams – which might include signatures like banana split – made from scratch using seasonal produce.

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First Look: At Kismet, Live Kanun Music, Turkish Kebabs and Raki Fuel Thursday Night Dancing

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Just In: The Levan Team Will Open a New Restaurant in Covent Garden This Autumn
The pair behind Peckham’s beloved Levan is transforming a former stained-glass workshop on Maiden Lane into a restaurant taking its cues from lively Parisian bistros, with an ex-Planque chef on the pans.
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Ana Mendieta's Life Became Overshadowed by Her Death – a New Tate Retrospective Wants To Change That
In the first major UK exhibition dedicated to the Cuban American artist in over a decade, its curators deliberately swerve the story of her death that shattered the art world, instead exploring her artworks made using fire, earth, blood and her own body.
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Just In: Soho’s 10 Greek Street Is Closing After 14 Years
The consistently excellent restaurant helped set a new standard for dining in the neighbourhood. On August 8 it will have its final service.
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Bar Blondie Is the Tribute to Spaghetti Westerns Queen’s Park Didn’t Know It Needed
The new wine bar and restaurant nods to the space’s past life as a stable and is inspired by the area’s creative community. Sink into a chaise longue with a Martini, then dig into a wine list grouped by muses like Joan Didion and Ray Eames, accompanied by bowls of handmade pasta.
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Work in Hospitality? These London Restaurants Want To Make Eating Out More Affordable for You
As dining out becomes ever-more expensive, chefs and restaurateurs are encouraging the next generation of hospitality professionals to experience the industry they work in by offering free or heavily discounted meals.
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The Backyard Biennial Is London’s New Summer Arts Festival Telling Hidden Stories of the East End
In its 125th year, Whitechapel Gallery is collaborating with local galleries, museums, parks, studios and even the Tower of London to put on a free eight-week festival celebrating the rich cultural, creative and historic identities of east London.

First Look: Ice Cream Union’s New Soho Shop Isn’t Your Typical Ice-Cream Parlour

From a rule-breaking island freezer counter, its team is scooping an ever-changing roster of ice-creams – which might include signatures like banana split – made from scratch using seasonal produce.

wrap food drink

Seven Boozy Slushies To Sip This Summer (That Actually Taste Good)

opening

First Look: At Kismet, Live Kanun Music, Turkish Kebabs and Raki Fuel Thursday Night Dancing

opinion

Socks House Meeting On East London in Summer

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Broadsheet London’s Dine Out Festival Expands Its Line-Up

Just In: The Levan Team Will Open a New Restaurant in Covent Garden This Autumn

Ana Mendieta's Life Became Overshadowed by Her Death – a New Tate Retrospective Wants To Change That

Just In: Soho’s 10 Greek Street Is Closing After 14 Years

Bar Blondie Is the Tribute to Spaghetti Westerns Queen’s Park Didn’t Know It Needed

Work in Hospitality? These London Restaurants Want To Make Eating Out More Affordable for You

The Backyard Biennial Is London’s New Summer Arts Festival Telling Hidden Stories of the East End