Restaurant review: Tom Brown at The Capital, London
Vada headed to Tom Brown at The Capital, for a relaxing dinner away from the busy shopping areas of London’s Knightsbridge. Here’s our review.
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Review: The Good Front Room – Dalston, London
Chef Dominic Taylor, winner of Five Star Kitchen: Britain’s Next Great Chef has launched his first first restaurant, The Good Front Room.
A year in Normandie and Some Other Thoughts about Painting – David Hockney at Serpentine, London
The Serpentine gallery in London presents A year in Normandie and Some Other Thoughts about Painting – an exhibition of new and recent works by David Hockney, including the monumental frieze.
Review: Frida Kahlo Women Experiences at Mestizo, Chelsea
An immersive Frida Kahlo experience lands in Chelsea, consisting of Mexican cuisine, art and cocktails. Frida Kahlo: Women Experiences is an immersive live art project that celebrates the life, art and legacy of Frida Kahlo, highlighting her resilience, creativity and role as a global symbol of women’s empowerment.
Queer Britain reopens exhibiting powerful LGBTQ+ stories
Queer Britain, in Kings Cross London, the UK’s first and only museum dedicated to LGBTQ+ history, has recently reopened to the public after the installation of completely new exhibit material.
What happened to UK Pride events 2025
A lot has happened in the landscape of Pride events this year from Manchester Pride collapsing to a focus on trans rights in response to new UK laws. We’ve collated the headlines here.
Review: Heard Burger – Soho, London
Tucked away in London’s Soho, on Foubert’s Place, is Heard Burger, where chef Jordan Bailey keeps things simple and attention to detail high. Here’s Vada’s review.
London Christmas pop-ups to not go under your radar
Winter Wonderland and the lights of Oxford Street being some of the bigger festive draws but there are many smaller and newer alternatives, which we’ve shortlisted.
3 London-based LGBTQ+ performances to see in November
We round up 3 LGBTQ+ poetry and theatre pieces to see in the capital this November
Top, latest exhibition at Queer Britain
Queer Britain, the UK’s first and only LGBTQ+ museum, opens its latest exhibition, Top, by Claye Bowler