Established in 2013, Drunch is a family-run business founded by Syrian relatives. With a background in nightlife, the pair had a dream of creating a social destination for friends and family to gather throughout the day and enjoy good times together. This vision led to the creation of Drunch, a
Spacious, gay-friendly corner pub with busy downstairs bar, music videos and quieter upstairs area.
Eat Activ, a pioneer in the realm of fast-healthy food, is dedicated to reshaping the way we perceive nutrition. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our innovative approach to crafting delicious and nutritious meals. Inspired by a collective passion for well-being, we prioritize the symbiotic relationship between a healthy
Established 40 years ago, Eat Tokyo is a Japanese owned restaurant with 6 branches operating in Tokyo Japan, 8 outlets across London UK and 3 branches operating in Düsseldorf Germany. We are an excellent choice if you’re looking to treat yourself to delicious Japanese food. You can book a table
Unpretentious café serving lamb and chicken shwarma, haloumi and falafel salads and wraps on a quiet square in Mayfair.
The Footman is one of London’s oldest pubs, serving Mayfair since 1749. A favourite for locals and visitors alike, it offers modern British dining, fine wines, and elegant surroundings just a short stroll from Berkeley Square – perfect for lunch, dinner, or drinks with a touch of history
El Pastor is a family of Mexican restaurants in London, inspired by a decade our founders spent in Mexico City running the cult nightclub El Colmillo. Named after the mighty tacos al pastor, we’re devoted to the bold, joyful flavours of Mexico. You’ll find us in Soho, London Bridge, Coal
After 15 years in London, evolving from Petare to El Pollote, we’re spreading our wings and bringing our Latinoamerican flavours to Carnaby street. Bienvenidos! Rotsen & Katherine
Estadio Lounge is – of course – right next to Wembley Stadium, opposite the arena on Wembley Park Boulevard. We’ve got a great little terrace (the café kind, not the footballing kind) across the front, with a huge glass wall flooding our big double-height atrium space with light. There’s a
Fairuz the restaurant is one of London’s more relaxed and intimate Lebanese restaurants, with comfortable, rustic d cor and a warm welcome.
