Author: Paloma Lacy

It’s often the popular choice for people’s last meal on earth so little wonder there’s an official day to mark it. Yesterday was National Burger Day and here’s our round up of the best around this year in London.

It’s never too early to discuss careers with children but better still, there’s a place right in the heart of London that shows them a variety of professionals they could one day follow.

We’ve tried other Turkish restaurants, most of which have been good that is until we found our way to Mithras in East Croydon

The neighbourhood restaurant is the modern gold standard, the kind of place that’s not too far away from home, so comfortable that the diner is easily drawn in for breakfast, lunch or dinner time and time again.

Many have asked how Peckham Cellars could improve on perfection. Peckham Cellars is known for superb negronis and a cellar full of wine

The London Craft Beer Festival lands at Tobacco Dock on August 12 and 13.

The Store has brought a contemporary edge to a well-established dining area, embracing industrial chic with touches of urban living thrown in for good measure.

Wimbledon fortnight starts next week. For those not lucky enough to have secured tickets through the ballot, there are plenty of places to visit and soak up the atmosphere.

Take advantage of someone else doing the hard work and sit back and enjoy a family lunch on Sunday, June 19.

London boasts some superb riverside pubs – some of them justly famous – and The Oyster Shed deserves its place among the finest.

This annual event takes place at Selhurst Park from noon. After an open training session in Selhurst, club manager Patrick Vieira will open the event.

Kona, at 51 Buckingham Gate Suites and Residences, has launched The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Afternoon Tea, which is simply fit for a queen.

It’s only fair to warn people you’re coming when reviewing a restaurant. It was no different this time at Megan’s in Chelsea – pre-booking a table and making my intentions clear.

10 independent Brixton restaurants are to share a grant of £50,000 which will provide a much-needed shot in the arm for South London’s hospitality industry.