All Change! What to look forward to before LTM turns 50 As the London Transport Museum’s 50th Anniversary approaches, London Unattached caught up with its CEO, Elizabeth McKay, who gave us an insight into what’s in store for this Covent Garden Stalwart. In the 46 years since the London Transport Museum opened its doors in […]
Harry’s Covent Garden
Classic Italian Glamour in the Heart of Covent Garden A little slice of vintage Italian glamour has landed in Covent Garden. Harry’s Covent Garden occupies one of the Piazza’s most prized addresses, taking over the former Tuttons site beside the London Transport Museum. The restaurant brings an all-day Italian menu to the space, focusing on […]
Yorke Dance Project: Modern Milestones
Renewing the Tradition Yolande Yorke-Edgell’s Yorke Dance Project (YDP) has a dual mission: to celebrate the roots of American contemporary dance and to work with veteran and younger choreographers to create fresh work. Tonight’s programme for Modern Milestones at the Linbury studio theatre, Royal Opera House, achieved both aims. A mixed programme of five works, […]
The Sharing Roast at Pivot, Covent Garden
Just in time for Burns Night celebrations, we check out Pivot restaurant’s sharing roast There are places in Covent Garden you wouldn’t necessarily notice. This particular part of London is full of the obvious, the visibly glamorous and the hyped must-visit. Yet there are still places where you can eat well, enjoy a great atmosphere, […]
Courtyard Wine Cellars, Covent Garden
Historic cellars beneath Covent Garden Market are the setting for a unique and friendly wine bar. While Courtyard Wine Cellars may have only opened in May 2025, visitors could be forgiven for thinking it is a longstanding fixture of the Covent Garden marketplace. Set across seven vaulted, arched cellars dating back to the 1830s, it […]
Dim Sum Library Review: Silky Har Gau, Peppery Puffs and Playful Cocktails
A Stylish Setting for Modern Dim Sum in the Heart of London Located right on Long Acre at the bustling edge of where Covent Garden meets Chinatown, Dim Sum Library brings modern Cantonese dining to London. The OG branch launched in Hong Kong in 2016 and has been brought to London by the Aqua Restaurant […]
Soom – More than just another Korean BBQ joint
Soom in London’s Covent Garden offers more than the classic Korean BBQ. It brings Korean home cooking into a refined London setting. With standout seafood dishes, creative vegetarian plates and a serene, design-led space, it’s an exciting new Korean dining experience.
The Makropulos Case – Royal Ballet and Opera
In a cluttered lawyer’s office in Prague, a court case has dragged on for generations. Papers pile up, tempers fray, and then a stranger enters. She is dazzling, remote and eerily well-informed about events that happened centuries ago. Her name is Emilia Marty, and she has been alive for more than 300 years. So begins Janáček’s The Makropulos Case, a work that refuses to behave like any other opera.
Preview: The Magic Flute at The Royal Opera House
The Magic Flute – Unlock the Secrets of Mozart’s Most Spellbinding Adventure This autumn, the Magic Flute returns to the Royal Opera House stage in a revival of David McVicar’s acclaimed production. Running from 10 October to 3 November 2025, the Royal Opera House celebrates the 400th performance of Mozart’s The Magic Flute, one of […]
The Sicilian Vespers – Royal Opera
Stefan Herheim’s Opulent Production of The Sicilian Vespers returns to the RBO The Royal Opera House’s current staging of The Sicilian Vespers, originally directed by Stefan Herheim, revived under Dan Dooner and conducted by Speranza Scappucci, brings Verdi’s epic vividly to life at Covent Garden. Scappucci, making her debut as Principal Guest Conductor, approaches the […]