Food and Drinks

Our editors narrowed this list to the nines that represent the most compelling reasons to cancel a meeting, call a friend, and sit down for two hours of scones and …

The Costa del Sol has a reputation problem. Most visitors end up at overpriced terraces with mediocre food and an excellent view. Here is how to avoid that entirely.

Paris has always had a private dining scene. In 2026, with the city’s most interesting evenings disappearing behind unmarked doors and into Haussmannian apartments, it has become the only dining …

In the City, where a decent lunch usually costs twice the price and half the thought, Straits Kitchen has quietly solved the midday problem.

Whether you’re splashing £420 or spending £34 on bottomless rolls, London’s sushi scene has never looked this good.

No pretension, no fuss; just generous portions and the kind of carb-forward comfort that makes a grey London afternoon considerably more bearable. There is a particular kind of Italian restaurant …

The island’s only Michelin-starred restaurant sits inside The Club Hotel & Spa in St Helier, and is run by Head Chef Tom Earnshaw, who was named the Michelin Guide’s 2026 …

Geneva has a bit of a reputation: for banks, watches, diplomats, and eye-watering prices. What doesn’t get talked about nearly enough is how genuinely, quietly thrilling the food scene is. …

This March, the south coast welcomes an exciting new addition to its culinary landscape as award-winning chef Dayashankar Sharma opens BAUJI in Worthing.

London does breakfast like it does everything else: with range, attitude and a suspiciously high ability to make you spend £18 before 9am. Here are 10 places that are actually …