3 new bars to try this February in London
With the-self-deprecation of Dry January well and truly over, we at Vada round up three recently opened bars to try out in London
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Restaurant review: pre-theatre menu at Kaspar’s at The Savoy, London
Kaspar’s at The (infamous) Savoy hotel has launched a new pre-theatre menu, food editor Tim Firmager heads to the restaurant to find out how it ranks
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Brighton and Hove Pride 2019 – the headliners
Brighton and Hove Pride announces the headliners for its 2019 Pride in the Park and LoveBN1Fest, which this year marks the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Inn uprising
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Restaurant review: Kahani – Chelsea, London
Vada writer Gideon Schneider heads to new Indian restaurant Kahani, in London’s borough of Chelsea and comments on their vegan menu
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review: Roadkill – Camden Market, London
Tim Firmager heads to Camden Market to meet one of the latest street food vendors, Roadkill, who offer everything for real meat lovers, from steaks to burgers, and even a butchery masterclass
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Tan France of Queer Eye launches his memoir and UK tour
Tan France, star of the award wining Netflix show, Queer Eye, launches his memoir with an exclusive UK tour
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Album review: DAWN – New Breed
In New Breed, Dawn Richard has become the master of her idiosyncratic sound, a true one-off who creates what she loves.
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LGBT History Month: Hidden Histories in John Rylands
Jass Thethi explores the hidden histories on show at the John Rylands Library in Manchester for LGBT History Month.
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Veganuary may be sashaying away, but Vegan options stay
The increasingly popular month of Veganuary might be coming to a close for 2019, but the rising demand for all things vegan and vegetarian has left a longer term footprint on London that outlives the trend of the month.
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Dinner is Coming – Game of Thrones themed feast
Dinner is Coming is a new immersive spoof dining experience, inspired by the fantasy drama Game of Thrones. Expect, food, theatre, comedy and an unhealthy dose of murder
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