Party with Piper-Heidsieck Champagne Did you know it’s 101 years since the start of prohibition? There are some real parallels with the lockdowns that have been taking place and Piper-Heidsieck Champagne is keen to celebrate with their own immersive experience. So, they have three special events lined up to take guests back to the prohibition-era […]
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Blue Boar Westminster – A New Outpost for Sally Abé
Sunday Lunch in Style at Blue Boar Pub, Westminster I last came across Sally Abé when she was the Head Chef at The Harwood Arms in Fulham. While others might remember this fabulous gastropub as one of the first to get a Michelin star, it will always be my ‘local turned good’ for me. The […]
Noble Rot Soho – Review
Noble Rot Soho – where a light lunch ends up being five courses! I’m thinking that the idea of a birthday lunch for those writing for London-Unattached is no bad thing. It means that we explore a bit more because every one of us has somewhere on our wishlist that we just haven’t got round […]
A Sporting Chance at Twickenham
How to have the best time ever at your favourite sporting event. Sponsored content. After a couple of rather dismal years, it’s time to start enjoying life to the fullest again. If like us, you love live sport, you’ll no doubt be checking out what to book tickets for through the summer and into Autumn. […]
Simple BBQ Ideas with Field&Flower
Butterflied Lamb Boulangere for a simple BBQ idea come rain or shine! I love spending the summer al-fresco. When the sun shines, I set up my home office in one corner of the garden and work there all day. And, when I have friends over, I hope for good weather so that we can eat […]
Melted Inside – Review
Artisan Food from your Laptop. If you like supporting artisan producers but struggle to find a good way to source the producers you are looking for, Melted Inside might just be for you. It’s a virtual food market, with independent food and drink makers all able to set out their wares online, just as they […]
Flower Arranging Class with Blooming Haus, London
Discovering New Covent Garden and arranging flowers like a pro! If you are anything like me, when someone presents you with a bouquet of flowers you find your ‘most user-friendly’ vase (the one where you can just bung everything in), lop a bit off the stems, fill the vase with water and sprinkle with the […]
Sticky Mango #BourdainDay Tribute Menu Review
Asian Food cooked with Passion and Served with Purpose. Sticky Mango restaurant, despite being almost on my doorstep near Waterloo station, is not somewhere I’ve visited before. I’ve heard of it, but for whatever reason, it wasn’t until we were invited to try the special tribute menu that had been created to coincide with the […]
Staircase – Southwark Playhouse – Review
Southwark Playhouse presents Staircase by Charles Dyer. Staircase by Charles Dyer opened on 23 June and will run until 17th July. A West End and Broadway hit in the late ’60s when it premiered, this revival, the first production in nearly 50 years, is by Two’s Company. It’s a moment in history, an insight into […]
Spitalfields Festival Preview 2021
An East London Music Festival like no other – Spitalfields Music Festival After a year like no other, I am amazed by the quality and ingenuity of performers, back on stage for the first time. It’s also fair to say that of everything I missed during the lockdown, live performance – be that opera, chamber […]