Another sherry-and-tapas joint from the crew behind Cambio de Tercio and Tendido Cero, Capote y Toros is built along the same winning lines. The regularly...

Blakes opened on a quiet South Kensington street in 1978, with interiors by renowned society designer Anouska Hempel. Recently refurbished, it has retained...

A rather unexpected find in the nightlife desert of Earl's Court, Miss Q's pitches itself as a rock 'n' roll pool joint and an unapologetic shrine to...

This idiosyncratic attic apartment is an absolute treat. High above the Troubadour, a 1960s counter-culture café that still hosts poetry and music events,...

This all-day café, wine bar and shop all rolled into one offers a haven for oenophiles. The ground-floor bar has a real fire, leather sofas and welcoming...

After fighting on the frontlines of the Earl's Court budget-hotel style revolution, the Mayflower's taken the struggle to other parts of London (New...

The budget airline no-frills approach has been applied to this mini-chain of hotels, which makes it unlikely to appeal to anyone but a stop-out. Rooms come...

Despite the name, the interior of this place is intriguingly un-Hellenic, except for a map of the Greek islands that dominates the entrance. The distracting...

A commendable Sichuanese restaurant in Earl's Court, where the woks are fired up good and the spice level isn't compromised.