Iranians either relish or refuse to have anything to do with Patogh, a kebab joint more akin to one of Tehran's cluttered cafés than its cosmopolitan...

The karaoke bar's busy, the music's turned up loud. Three TV screens are showing painfully kitsch pop videos, the lyrics running in Thai script.Our fellow...

One of London's longest-running Lebanese restaurants, Maroush has been going strong for more than three decades, and the company now runs 14 venues...

You wouldn't know it from the outside, but the door of number 439 leads you to a underground cavern of exotic delights - tiled tunnels filled with billowing...

When this branch of the well-established Shepherd's Bush original opened in 2009, the number of good Syrian restaurants in London doubled. In many ways the...

With shisha smokers stationed two deep under the awning, diners must pass through a haze of smoke before reaching the more sparsely occupied restaurant....

Maroush Gardens does its upmost to distance itself from the informal Lebanese kebab houses of the Edgware Road. Its marble-topped, hotel-style reception...

Ranoush is all about getting in and out. A few stools, metallic tables and chairs line one side, while the other is filled with juicing machines, huge...

If your budget extends (quite a bit) further than a stop in the Argos jewellery department, Astley Clarke might be for you. The oasis-like jewellers is...

Now in a new location near Brick Lane, this leading hydra-headed latex boutique for both women and men now focuses almost exclusively on its own...

Branch of one of London's longest running Lebanese restaurants. For the original, look at Maroush I.

Get stitched up at House of Weardowney, a mecca to all things woolly. Former models Amy Wear and Gail Downey - one-time knitwear designer for John Galliano...