February 2020

• Horn OK Please
• Honest Italian
• Brian Cox: ‘The white man is reaching his sell-by date’
• Honest Burgers
• Hixter
• Hisar
• Hill & Szrok
• London will plunge into darkness to mark Earth Hour
• Hide and Seed
• Herman ze German Fitzrovia
• Heddon Street Kitchen
• All Points East: Bombay Bicycle Club, Loyle Carner and Nadine Shah added to 2020 line-up
• Hawksmoor Knightsbridge
• Ham Yard Bar and Restaurant
• Gusto Italia
• Grelha D'Ouro
• Green's Restaurant & Oyster Bar
• Greek Larder
• London Transport Museum’s hidden tours of the Underground go on sale next week
• Where to eat and drink in London this weekend
• Things to do today in London: Sunday March 1 2020
• Things to do today in London: Saturday February 29 2020
• International Women’s Day Open Brewing
• Toni Morrison: A Celebration
• Prime Burger Euston
• Town House At The Kensington
• Christopher Green: ‘No Show’ review
• ‘I Think We Are Alone’ review
• Women Beware Women – CANCELLED
• ‘Paradise’ review
• Crystal Palace Park’s dinosaurs are ‘at risk’ of extinction
• ‘Return to Heaven’
• Catfest London
• Sichuan House
• The Peter Pan Cup: An ice-cold Christmas Day swimming race
• Kolamba
• Secret Garden Rave
• Thorpe Park is getting a trippy ‘Black Mirror’ experience
• Tincture
• Londoners share the things that make them so stressed in the city
• Is London done with craft beer?
• Easter Thursday: Italo Disco Party
• Humble Pizza
• London’s best cheese shops
• This millennial pink Nigerian restaurant just opened up in Tottenham
• Ockenden Manor Spa
• Sample Spring
• Restaurants opening soon in London
• Jolie Rouge
• Badiani
• London on screen: the Notting Hill flat from Michael Caine’s ‘Alfie’
• Frame Angel Central
• Ready-made Sunday: Dominique Ansel’s favourite West End spots
• London could be getting a sprinkling of snow tomorrow
• Electric Cinema (White City)
• Ziferblat
• ‘Meat’ review
• Sutton and Sons
• The Mermaid
• Cabaret Carboot
• This Londoner is building a grassroots venue for upcoming musicians
• Ready-made Sunday: Tom Kerridge’s favourite north London spots
• Lost in Brixton
• Taka
• Big Jo
• Flight 338 escape room
• Kol
• Pizza Pilgrims
• Six by Nico
• Soho’s Coach & Horses is calling time on its Wednesday singalongs
• Wildflower
• Don Luigi
• Good Neighbour
• The Patate
• Yeda
• Mambow
• Tila
• Dehesa
• The London Underground is officially the world’s most dog-friendly subway
• This London brewery is making beer from wonky crumpets
• Six London chefs reveal how they make their most comforting soups
• This secret island is open to visitors for the first time in 30 years
• This photo captures London life at a 1970s beer festival
• This archive photo shows that Ridley Road Market hasn’t changed much
• City Envy: we want a penis museum like Reykjavik
• This Londoner is a contender for the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics
• Antigone, Interrupted
• Kelis is launching a milkshake pop-up in London
• ‘The sewer smell stays with you’: Londoners on keeping positive in a grisly job
• ‘Run It Back’
• Ginsters is serving mega-posh wagyu beef pasties at Selfridges for a fiver
• A ‘pancake burger’ is on this London restaurant’s menu for one day only
• London Bridge is closing down (sort of) until October
• New Nordics
• Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club is putting on a festival at Alexandra Palace
• Virtual Dachshund Disco
• Canna Club
• Overheard in London: this week’s #wordonthestreet
• Milestones Festival
• Here’s why you should never feel guilty about eating for comfort
• Make new pals in a heartbeat at these London supper clubs
• Pancakes and crazy golf: four free things to do this week
• The magic of family meal: the food that fuels London's restaurants
• These enormous bands are getting back together for reunion tours this year
• Mercer Roof Terrace Igloos
• Rob Newman’s Philosophy Show
• Comedians on tour
• These restaurants prove that vegan food can be comforting too
• Café 1001
• The KPH
• Shanghai Modern
• Imperial China
• London’s body-positive penis gallery wants your dick pics (yes, really)
• Most Googled: why are there no tubes in south London?
• Overheard in London: this week’s #wordonthestreet
• ‘The Wolves in the Walls’ review
• This Londoner founded Europe's first women-focused sex shop
• Most Googled: Why is Tower Bridge blue?
• Shake your tail feather at these carnivalesque Mardi Gras parties in London
• This City bakery has just launched a full English... in a pie
• Queer Lives at the Tower
• Bayou Bar Mardi Gras Crawfish Boil
• A wild swimming lake could be coming to Wimbledon this summer
• Hen do venues in London
• Private dining rooms in London
• Birthday party venues for hire in London
• Stag do venues in London
• London venue hire
• Take a ride on the Piccadilly line in a restored 1938 art deco tube train
• Things to do today in London: Saturday February 22 2020
• Josh Widdicombe: Bit much...
• Ross Noble: Live
• Hockey Mom, Hockey Dad POSTPONED
• Ed Night: Work In Progress
• RIP Andrew Weatherall – a genuine Time Out legend
• Kiri Pritchard-McLean: Empathy Pains
• Ellie Taylor: Don't Got This
• Things to do today in London: Sunday February 23 2020
• Ali Wong: Milk & Money
• Henning Wehn: Get On With It
• Paul Foot: Swan Power
• Lou Sanders: Say Hello to Your New Step-Mummy
• Susan Murray: How Not To Die In A Plane Crash
• London’s first Muslim Pride is officially happening in April 2020
• Elektra
• La Bohème
• Jonny Pelham: Off Limits
• Disneyland Paris is getting a whole new ‘Frozen’ kingdom – here’s what it will look like
• Rich Wilson: Death Becomes Him
• Yuriko Kotani: Somosomo
• Bethnal Green pubs and bars
• Rachel Fairburn: The People's Princess
• Pierre Novellie: You're Expected to Care
• Marcel Lucont: No. Dix
• Travis Jay: Funny, Petty, Cool
• Shazia Mirza: Coconut
• ‘I steal my wife's leggings’: Five blokes with ‘macho’ jobs on what really makes a man
• Sammy
• Joe Mande: King of Content
• Kate Tempest has written a play for the National Theatre
• Enissa Amani: Live in London
• Steel Magnolias
• Francesco de Carlo: Winning Hearts And Minds
• Bridget Christie: Work-in-Progress
• Breakfast Club Pancake Challenge
• Gourmet Goat
• Graveney & Meadow
• Golden Hind
• Gem Restaurant
• Geffrye Museum Cafe
• Galbi Bros
• G Kelly
• Ristorante Frescobaldi
• Fraq's Lobster Shack
• Franco Manca
• Franco Manca
• Fortnum & Mason Tea Salon
• Formosa
• Flat Iron
• Feng Sushi
• Feng Sushi
• Fait Maison
• Faanoos
• Etta's Seafood Kitchen
• Ergon
• Enrique Tomas
• Enoteca da Luca
• Ember Yard
• El Ganso
• Eelbrook
• Edwins
• Eat 17
• Dishoom
• Dom's Place
• Pall Mall Barbers Westminster
• Arriba! Here’s how to get free tequila in London on Margarita Day
• Silo
• Pall Mall Barbers Bishopsgate
• The best day trips from London for animal lovers
• London St Pancras is named Europe’s best railway station
• Tristan und Isolde CANCELLED
• Cavalleria rusticana / Pagliacci CANCELLED
• Royal Ballet: Live Fire Exercise / Prodigal Son / Corybantic Games CANCELLED
• London’s most beautiful blossom-filled bars
• Jenůfa CANCELLED
• Pucci
• Academy Mews Studios
• Fidelio CANCELLED
• ‘La Cage aux Folles’ review
• ‘Pass Over’ review
• This year’s BFI Flare line-up has been announced – and it’s a doozy
• Madeleine
• The best luxury spas in London
• ‘Dances at a Gathering/The Cellist’ review
• ‘Be More Chill’ review
• Mamounia Lounge Mayfair
• Mamounia Lounge Knightsbridge
• Bar Wotever
• Chatica
• A crazy golf course has opened in King’s Cross – and you can play for free
• The V&A Museum of Childhood has revealed its stunning new look
• This rural art installation is designed to soothe your London soul
• Sleeping Beauty
• Mum
• Colourscape’s labyrinth of psychedelic rainbow tunnels is coming back to London
• The Six Wives of Henry VIII
• Exchange clothes, books and plants at these swapping events in London
• Namco Funscape
• Harun Farocki and Hito Steyerl: Life Captured Still review
• Running and Sports Clothes Swap
• Much-loved Irish pub Gibney’s is opening a London boozer in time for St Patrick’s Day
• Buyer & Cellar
• Book Swap for Morley Green Week
• Spy Plays
• Off-West End theatre
• Swap Rebellion
• Here’s how Londoners will be working out in 2019 and beyond
• Here’s how we’ll be living in London in 30 years
• ‘The High Table’ review
• ‘Waitress’ review
• A spotter’s guide to pepperoni slices
• ‘The Upstart Crow’ review
• Everything you need to know about the Oxford v Cambridge Goat Race
• The Oxford v Cambridge Goat Race
• Sinners – The English Professor
• Five free things to do this week
• Catherine Cohen: ‘The Twist? She’s Gorgeous’
• Stevie Martin: ‘Hot Content’
• Luke McQueen: ‘The Person Behind the Celebrity’
• The Blindboy Podcast
• Live at the Chapel
• Mawaan Rizwan: ‘Werk-in-Progress’
• Amusical: ‘Once More with Feeling’
• Mint Leaf
• Lucky Cat
• The Incident Room
• Things to do today in London: Sunday February 16 2020
• Vintage Market & Swap Sale Pop Up
• Uprooted Plant Swap
• Things to do today in London: Saturday February 15 2020
• Fashion Circle
• Volpone
• Swish and Style
• Clothes Swap at London Velo
• Can I Help You?
• Sip & Swap
• Waiter, There's a Murder in my Soup!
• Ingenious ways that London businesses are going plastic-free
• Seven ways artificial intelligence could change London life by 2050
• Eight major developments that will change the face of London by 2025
• Here's how going cashless could change London
• The tech innovations changing lives for disabled Londoners
• Six places to experience virtual reality in London
• Five leftfield ways that London is addressing air pollution
• Four ingenious ways that London is harnessing renewable energy
• Welcome to the future of renting
• Willesden Green Wassail
• ‘The Visit’ review POSTPONED
• Stephen Schwartz: ‘Anything we can do to expand empathy is worth doing’
• Graceful
• The best restaurants in Tooting
• Joyce
• Tom's Kitchen
• The Humble Bee Cafe
• London pubs granted late opening hours to mark VE Day
• Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre
• The Wedding Singer
• Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike
• These Google Maps pics prove just how much London has changed in the last decade
• This image of tube mice fighting has won Wildlife Photographer of the Year’s People’s Choice
• Lady Chastity's Reserve Farringdon
• Lady Chastity's Reserve Clapham
• London is getting ANOTHER storm this weekend
• Paper Mache Tiger
• The UK has four of the world’s most Instagrammed parks
• ‘Far Away’ review
• Aster House
• Top ten London gigs in May 2020
• ‘Leopoldstadt’ review
• Is London still Europe’s best city? Help us find out
• Kerbisher & Malt
• Kerbisher & Malt
• Kerbisher & Malt
• Kerbisher & Malt
• Rory Stewart wants to sleep on your sofa
• Chicken Shop
• Pizza East Kentish Town
• Old Tree
• Holy guacamole! A ‘gastronomic amusement park’ inspired by DC Comics is coming to Soho
• Linden Stores
• Thunderbird Fried Chicken
• London's best restaurants for raw food
• Habitual review
• Drink at a pod pub in the sky for the London Eye’s 20th birthday
• Thai Tho
• Yungblud
• Cent Anni
• Brickwood Clapham
• The Serpentine Pavilion 2020 has just been announced and it’s inspired by London
• Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds
• 4 London bartenders reveal the places they take their dates
• Take your pick of these LGBTQ+ date nights in London for Valentine’s
• Orlando
• Lewisham has been named London Borough of Culture 2021
• Relatively Speaking
• The Dog Walker
• Help, I’m in love with my flatmate!
• Why London’s pubs are the best date locations
• JUST ANNOUNCED: The Strokes are playing an intimate London show next week
• JUST ANNOUNCED: Post Malone is heading to Hyde Park for BST
• Croydon will be London’s Borough of Culture in 2023
• Pho House Highbury
• Operation Mindfall: Outdoor Escape Room
• Amici’s One World: Wealth of the Common People
• RA Late: Barcelona Modernisme
• Vauxhall City Farm is crowdfunding to fix its storm-hit alpaca shed
• Drip Drip Drip
• The Munch
• Terra Rossa
• Stoke House
• Shuang Shuang
• Lord's Tavern
• Duo
• Goose Island Shoreditch
• Ping Pong St Katharine Docks
• Ping Pong St Christopher's Place
• Ping Pong South Bank
• Ping Pong Soho
• Ping Pong Covent Garden
• Ping Pong Bow Bell’s House
• The best non-romantic romance films to watch this Valentine’s Day
• James Turrell review
• The Larry David Festival
• New festival Waterworks is coming to Leyton and it looks excellent
• Shorts and Socks Included
• Clue Adventures
• The Frame Factory (CLOSED)
• The most memorable moments from the Oscars 2020
• JUST ANNOUNCED: Wilderness has Loyle Carner, Supergrass and Foals
• JUST ANNOUNCED: Stormzy and Rage Against The Machine are playing Reading Festival
• This London tube busker started a conga line and it’s pure joy
• ’Til a rent hike do us part
• Valentines Couple's Photo Walk
• This is why there’s a giant penguin ice sculpture by the River Thames
• Antidotes
• Kafi
• Oscar winners 2020: ‘Parasite’ scoops Best Picture and makes Academy Awards history
• JUST ANNOUNCED: Solange is playing Grace Jones' Meltdown
• Silent disco at the SEA LIFE London Aquarium
• The best workshops in London for making your own stuff
• Elephant & Castle area guide
• Things to do today in London: Sunday February 9 2020
• David Hockney: Video Brings Its Time to You, You Bring Your Time to Paintings and Drawings
• Coming Out of My Cage (And I’ve Been Doing Just Fine)
• Femi from Ezra Collective on why jazz could cheer London up
• A huge ‘snow moon’ is rising over London this weekend
• Things to do today in London: Saturday February 8 2020
• Oh Queer Cupid
• Film School: Genre Theory and ‘It Happened One Night’
• #LeakeStreetLive
• Vinery London
• Hendrix Flat Friday Late: Bold as Love
• Lucy Dacus
• ‘The Haystack’ review
• ‘The Taming of the Shrew’ review
• ‘Death of England’ review
• Bubala
• Maremma
• The Buxton
• Pasticceria Marchesi
• Natura Bissé Spa at The Village
• Sports Bar & Grill
• St Paul’s Cathedral is finally getting a permanent accessible entrance this year
• Want a graveyard shift? Highgate Cemetery is looking for volunteers
• Hey, pasta fans – Padella Shoreditch opens next week
• The UK’s first fitness festival for the black community has just launched a crowdfunding campaign
• ‘The Gift’ review
• ‘Poet in da Corner’ review
• Carter and Bond
• Equus Bar
• ‘Albion’ review
• Franco's
• Jollof Box
• Want to feel more cheerful? Make peace with musicals
• One of the world’s best bars is popping up in St Paul’s this month
• JUST ANNOUNCED: Justin Bieber is playing an intimate London gig next week
• Radical Figures: Painting in the New Millennium review
• Bonnie Gull Seafood Shack - Soho
• Happy Bird
• Beyond Bread
• Beyond Bread
• ‘Autoreverse’ review
• Karnavar
• Gezellig
• Strut and slide your way to a JLo Super Bowl bod at this London dance class
• The number of indie coffee shops in London has risen by 700 percent in the last decade
• The Square
• How to not give a shit about getting older
• Sushiology by Atariya
• Why London’s darts scene has never been bigger
• London's best dance events
• Plant-Based Pit Stop
• Terms and conditions: Royal Ascot 2020
• Terms and conditions: MSC Cruises 2020
• Yaki Yaki
• Islington is introducing London’s first Low Plastic Zone
• Endgame – CANCELLED
• A Midsummer Night's Dream
• Robin Hood
• Fondue pizza is now a thing, thanks to Pizza Pilgrims and The Cheese Bar
• JUST ANNOUNCED: Lovebox adds Robyn, Fatboy Slim, Tierra Whack and JME
• Put on a happy face: ‘Joker’ is getting a live concert screening in London
• No money for the movies? Here are 3 free film screenings in London this week
• Milk and Gall
• Soho has been evacuated again after more parts of a World War II bomb found
• Before Evening Comes
• In That Short Space
• Calling all photographers: your snap of the city could appear on a London billboard
• Foxes
• Paper Cut
• You can take a pottery class at a ‘Ghost’ screening this Valentine’s Day
• Star in the Jar
• Surround yourself with colour at this new exhibition in Greenwich Peninsula
• Sundance London is back and tickets are on sale now
• This is when the next Extinction Rebellion mass action is coming to London
• Craft Beer Rising
• Sundance 2020: Time Out’s unofficial awards
• War hero: ‘1917’ wins big at the Baftas
• You can eat adorable pink dumplings in London this Valentine’s Day
• Baftas 2020: 9 things we learned
• Japanese Afternoon Tea at Akira Restaurant
• Cockapoo Café
• Romeo & Juliet
• Blow My Wig!
• Fest en Fest
• Hugo Weaving on ‘The Lord of the Rings’, ‘The Matrix’ and his new stage role
• Linda Meredith Skincare
• You can buy a lock of Lord Byron’s hair at this London auction
• London is getting a new theatre quiz night
• Malory Towers