“It’s basically just sparkling water”, you muse to yourself virtuously as you pop open a second Truly Spiked and Sparkling on a Friday afternoon. Spring is in the air and you’ve managed to slip out of work a couple of hours early this weekend to maximize your much-needed outdoors enjoyment. …
Beets are pretty trendy these days. We love them roasted in an arugula salad with candied pistachios and a rich, creamy goat cheese. They’re excellent shredded raw into salads and smoothies. We even love them in a traditional ruby-hued borscht with a dollop of thick, sour yogurt on top. But …
Imagine a place where the word ‘stress’ doesn’t exist, a place full of wonder and excitement, yet an unquestionable tranquility that can calm even the most active of minds. A place where the air soothes your body like a protective Mayan spirit guarding you from the hurdles of life. Well, …
The Bailey’s Hotel London is quite the site to see. Situated in a striking Victorian-era townhouse, Bailey’s awes guests with a sweeping staircase, stained glass windows, and intricate stonework. Much of the detailed features are retained from the original structure combining old-world charm with the flair of fashionable South …
Claiming its stake in Belgravia—a picturesque Georgian neighborhood in London’s heart—The Halkin Hotel holds the title of one of the city’s best central luxury hotels. Belgravia is beside the life of Knightsbridge, Mayfair’s Regency squares, and St. James’s parks. Aside from the wonderful offerings within the Halkin, there are plenty …
A peaceful hideaway amongst the hustle and bustle of the busy London city life and just steps from the British Museum, The Montague on the Gardens stands elegantly in Bloomsbury. The genteel Georgian townhouse turned hotel combines the up-to-the-minute sophistication with the ample old-world charm. Upon entering The Montague, expect …
Taft’s Ale House in Cincinnati has only been open one year, so how are they already releasing an anniversary limited edition Russian Imperial Stout aged over one year in bourbon barrels? The answer is confidence and positive thinking. The brewery, named for President William Taft and housed in an 1850-erected …
After gaining rapid recognition for the finest grill food in London in 1931, The Grill at the Dorchester still reigns true to their original fame today. Located as an attachment to the famed Dorchester hotel, The Grill is a local favorite as well as a tourist must dine spot. Alain …
Want the feel and quality of those big name hotels but something downsized for a more intimate atmosphere? Classified as a boutique hotel, The Arch London holds a regular top ten spot in the capitals best hotels on TripAdvisor. The five star rated property spans seven Grade II listed …
You enter Dans Le Noir (“in the dark”) fifteen minutes before your reservation. You’re given a drink while the whole experience is explained. The hosts and hostesses immediately take your food and drink order before you’ve even been shown inside the restaurant. You won’t know exactly what you’ve ordered just …
Do you ever find yourself returning to the same bar time and time again to the same predictable menu and while you enjoy your usual, you wish for the venue to switch it up every now and then? Well, The Hedonist Project changes with the seasons, literally. Every three calendar …
A visit to any city should begin at the local market. There, you will gain insight into the people, the culture, and the food. Not convinced? What about taking the word of renowned chef Jean-Pierre Xiradakis of the famed Bordeaux restaurant La Tupina? Xiradakis strongly believes markets are the place …