A restaurant that’s here to stay.
Cometa’s British-caught seafood and cosmopolitan Mexican flair is maybe what will draw you in. Or, maybe it’s the bright and airy space, even in the evenings. Or maybe it’s just as close as you’ll get to Condesa without crossing the Atlantic.
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High-end modern Japanese, marquee chefs dishing up some culinary tributes, and Greek-Cypriot tavernas in Covent Garden?
It can only be our roundup of the hottest and most anticipated openings about to hit London. We’ve only outlined the starters here, though. And we have a full list of future reservations online now.
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Celebrity haunts, New England-inspired spaces, and elevated curries.
And that’s just the start of our best of Mayfair roundup. But there’s more to it than just the three up above, and you can discover them all on FOUND London today.
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With Burro, Covent Garden has gained a treat of a restaurant that’s classy, buzzy, and Italian all the way.
Seasonal antipasti, Venetian pâtés, and more occupy the menu’s starters and hearty main courses like braised beef shin, Southern Italian crab, buttery potatoes, and a simple salad that dazzles all follow. And, to drink? Wines, Negronis, spritzes, and everything else that just feels right.
You can read the full review at the link in our bio today. Find it alongside our latest.
Freshly baked, now found.
We rounded up the best sourdough in the city, from Harringay to Camberwell, and all the sustainable loaves, bakery school regulars, and crowd favourite fixtures in between.
Full peek? Right behind the line in bio. Tap over today.
As a co-founder of luxury travel agency, it’s not surprising that Tom Marchant is always on the moves.
To Sri Lanka for some wonder, Heckfield Place for an easy escape, and around his local Fulham for daily inspirations, which are often found at The Brown Cow, The Harwood Arms, and beyond.
Want to see the full routine? Head to the link in our bio and find it with all the latest from FOUND London today.
Lively, intimate yet loud, and with a touch of old-school hospitality.
Soho’s Osteria Vibrato may be new on the scene, but it already feels like a mainstay. From the mind of Charlie Mellow, the man behind much-loved Hackney go-to The Laughing Heart, Osteria Vibrato is a simple, hearty, regional Italian trattoria, showcasing dishes from Emilia Romagna to Sardinia excellently.
And, it’s in an exciting setting too. You can read our full review to discover all the ins and outs, tips, and more today. Find it at the link in bio.
Bobby Groves has the jealousy-inducing title of being the head of oysters at Chiltern Firehouse.
But he doesn’t spend all his waking hours in London just behind a raw bar. There are stops at the local fromagerie, welcome grocery runs, and sit-downs at some favourites throughout Nottingham Hill, Vauxhall, Soho, and more.
You can discover Bobby’s full routine in our Oyster Week special edition issue today. Find it alongside our latest and more at the link in bio.
Very recently, we ran our very first themed week across all issues.
Our primary talking point? Oysters, of course. And how much we love those briny little bivalves in all forms, shapes, and serving styles.
For FOUND London, we kicked things off with a more-than-appropriate stop in Epping Forest. Specifically, at the Oyster Shack & Seafood Bar, where endearing charm meets some of the finest and freshest seafood for miles.
Want to discover the full write-up as well as the full issue? Follow the link in bio and see more from FOUND’s oyster week today.
Lively and casually excellent, Khao Bird has been making some serious noise since setting up shop in November.
Specialising in rowdy crowds, flavourful drinks, and delightfully intense Northern Thai dishes and barbecue, the former Borough Market Globe Tavern pop-up is memorable. And, one of the better ways to spend your time in Soho.
Want to discover why exactly? You can read our full review in the latest issue of FOUND London. Link in bio.
Even when Arty Froushan’s not on stage, he’s still putting on the ultimate performance for London.
Mostly by knowing all the right spots to dip into, pull a chair up, enjoy, and stay awhile in. Refined Italian courtesy of a local star, Notting Hill decadence, and exceedingly good pub classics all included.
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Bistros with modern twists on traditional British classics, South African flair, and seafood bistros in industrial-chic settings.
The women of London are doing some incredible work. And we highlighted since starting points, and you can discover them today.
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