I love it when time flies, you catch up with a friend and it feels like only yesterday when you were laughing and letting the meandering conversation make its own way into the evening. The other week that’s just what…
It has been a while since I visited Haché on Fulham Road. Not since its stylish refurb had I set foot in here. But recently I was invited to pop in for a review and I accepted, unbeknownst to me…
A couple of weeks ago I attended one of Grace Belgravia’s #gracetalks. This one was on anxiety and depression in young people. If anyone has read or seen 13 Reasons Why it’s evident why young people are suffering more than ever…
There’s a new pop-up in Chelsea called High Mood Food at Duke of York Square. It’s an artisanal café that focuses on energising and immune boosting food. In a nutshell, it’s mood food that nourishes both the brain and the gut. They have a…
One of my favourite places in London is Kensington Roof Gardens. It’s a stunning oasis of colour and beauty that makes you feel like you’ve walked into a garden in Morocco once you’ve stepped out of the High Street Kensington lift…
Over the last few months Pavilion Road (located just off Sloane Square behind Peter Jones) has come to life with a row of artisan food and drink shops that are helping to put Chelsea on the London foodie map: Bread…
St. Patrick’s Day is almost here and all week the exquisite 11 Cadogan Gardens hotel has been celebrating with a special set menu that started my week off on a perfect note. I met up with Emma who wrote a gorgeous post about the…
We’re reaching the end of January and whilst I had meant to write this post weeks ago, I’m also pondering on the idea that detox isn’t just for January. But just to set the record straight, I haven’t spent this entire…
This is by far my favourite time of the year in Chelsea. The Duke of York Square and Sloane Square Christmas lights bring this end of the King’s Road to life in a way that’s quite magical. And just as…