The area around Victoria station is but a gastronomic desert, riddled with souless chains and not much else. But a short stroll down Wilton Way and you find...

Pimlico has clearly taken to the new-style Orange. The revamped pub has a bar, some outdoor tables and a dining room (plus a few B&B rooms), all tastefully...

Smart yet relaxed, Kazan is a fine example of how a restaurant can showcase Turkish cuisine without being either a prosaic ocakbasi or an opulent Ottoman...

A welcome addition to Pimlico's rather staid dining scene, Tinello is the brainchild of chef Federico Sali (previously head chef at Locanda Locatelli) and...

From the moment we arrived at the Rex Whistler, the service was exemplary: our bags whisked into the cloakroom, a table found outside in the sunshine, a...

If you enjoy beer, do yourself a favour and pop down to this pub in Pimlico. It doesn't look like much from the outside, an inauspicious affair attached to...

If you're after a bit of Spanish sunshine, Goya will certainly provide it. A colourful paint scheme of oranges and yellows, coupled with a warm welcome from...

Everyone shopping at this pristine white marble food hall is likely to be thinner, blonder and richer than you, but pootle about the shelves long enough and...

Hallelujah! What could be more life-affirming than a big breakfast, eaten against a backdrop of the London skyline and soundtracked by The London Community...

Despite the name, this pan-Asian chain is not quite a dim sum eaterie. While it offers the ubiquitous steamed dumplings and a range of Chinese teas, the...

Heading the procession of small hotels that are strung out along Warwick Way, the Windermere is a comfortable, traditionally decked-out London hotel with,...

With its Shirley Bassey soundtrack and dedicated gay section, this charmingly eccentric charity shop was coined 'the Harvey Nichols of charity shops', by...