Restaurant review: Zuaya London – a Tiki-tastic Pan-Latin feast in High Street Kensington
Jun 20 2024- Great Indoors
- Last Updated on 23 July 2024
- Monica Costa
Picture this: It’s my birthday, the sun is shining, and my best friend Laura and I are back at Zuaya London in High Street Kensington. Yes, that’s right — my second visit! The first time was just before Christmas, and now we’re here to dive into their summery menu. Let’s just say, it was a fiesta for the senses!
The moment we walked in, Zuaya’s stunning interior whisked us away to a tropical paradise. Think stylish furniture, lush greenery, and an ambience that’s both cozy and lively. Whether you fancy an inside spot or prefer the outside terrace, this place has got you covered. It’s like a mini-vacation in the middle of the city!
Restaurant review: ASK Italian at The O2, Greenwich Peninsula
Jun 18 2024- Great Indoors
- Last Updated on 26 June 2024
- Monica Costa
On my birthday a few weeks ago, my fabulous friend Antonella and I decided to treat ourselves to a delightful dining adventure at ASK Italian at The O2, Peninsula Square, London, after some retail therapy at the Outlet. Located in the heart of Greenwich’s buzzing entertainment hub, this modern Italian gem offers a perfect blend of delicious food and a vibrant atmosphere.
Sketch in Bloom: Brunch at the Glade, Sketch London review
May 10 2024- Great Indoors
- Last Updated on 09 May 2024
- Monica Costa
Walking into Sketch feels like stumbling into a funky art gallery that serves food. This quirky London townhouse, just off Regent Street, isn’t your average fine dining spot — it’s more like a playground for grown-ups with a penchant for the absurd.
Right now, Sketch is throwing a floral fiesta called Sketch in Bloom, celebrating The National Gallery’s 200th birthday. Running until 27 May 2024, this exhibition pays homage to art legends like Alfred Sisley, JMW Turner, and Ambrosius Bosschaert the Elder. Inside, you’ll find massive dried floral displays in see-through glass panels that look like they’ve been plucked straight from a surrealist painting.
