What’s for Lunch? Searcys, The Gherkin
A panoramic lunch in one of London’s most iconic buildings makes an impression both scenic and delicious.
A panoramic lunch in one of London’s most iconic buildings makes an impression both scenic and delicious.
French fare with flair.
Work on the Helter-Skelter tower to resume after developer secures extra funding.
The White Swan on Fetter Lane isn’t just about post-work pints. The upstairs dining room runs regular Fine Wine & British Seasonal Food Nights…
Photography by Chris Osburn The folly for us was showing up on the late side of the launch of this new, city slick bar and restaurant. The place was heaving and the bar staff seemed slightly overwhelmed (but it must be said there were free …
Photo courtesy of The White Horse Trotting into Exchange Place near Liverpool Street is The White Horse. A lighter, airier (and by no means “old man”) pub with a bit of rustic style, it’s a pleasant place to sip a pint … or to grab …
The “first major residential development in the Square Mile for 30 years” (according to the developer, Heron International) is now under construction on the site of Milton Court, reports Building Design. In a move sure to cause confusion, the nepotistically-inclined developer has decided to name …
Another unfair blow to an already persecuted group? Or a victory for common decency and cleaner streets? Smokers in the City who flick their cigarette butts onto the floor could be fined £80 for the privilege of using the streets as their personal ashtray. A …
Image by Stuart-Lee London has lost it’s lead as the world’s financial capital, according to Bloomberg. In fact, we’ve been soundly trounced: in the quarterly poll of 1,500 investors and analysts, 29% said Wall Street would be the best place for financial services two years …
Image / Alex.MacDonald Cocaine use is on the up in the City, says a charity that works with addicts, and it’s all because bankers are stressed out about losing their jobs. The poor babies. It’s hardly news, really — coke and the Square Mile go …
Where? Sun-shy network of alleys between Cornhill and Lombard Street. View Larger Map What? With the notable exception of snack machines, change is inevitable. And so, as one year transmorphogrophosises into the next, we paid a visit to Change Alley in the very heart of …