Burger & Lobster have noticed the constant queue out of their door in Mayfair and will be opening two new restaurants just as soon as they complete the purchase of Bistro du Vin who have two sites in Soho's Dean Street and St John Street in Farringdon. → Read more

The modern day evil of macbook toting 'cafe conquerors' who hog limited coffee shop space and free wifi for hours on end with just a latte for cover has been causing some concern recently but the new Pret just off Oxford Street in Hanover Square shows that the best solution to this problem is to go with the flow and make enormous cafes. → Read more

Pizza Pilgrims are cleverly saving money on advertising and packaging by sending their customers into the Soho streets holding freshly cooked and great looking pizzas with only a paper plate in brown paper for protection. → Read more

Despite having lots of cash, two Michelin starred restaurants within a stone's throw and the Goodman steakhouse even closer, the people of Mayfair were mainly going to Vital Ingredient on Maddox Street for a nice healthy salad on a Monday lunch. → Read more

The rain helpfully stopped in time for lunch yesterday at the annoyingly just once a month Broadgate Farmers Market. As usual, the Parson's Nose stall had the biggest queue for their sausages and burgers but running a close second was the rather more refined Madame Gautier, who are a newly opened French Traiteur in Barnes, cookery school in NW10 and market stallers in Victoria and a few other weekly farmers markets. → Read more

The raw food cafe concept 42°Raw has a cool name and website and comes from the hip foodie city of Copenhagen, which just happens to be home to the World's Best Restaurant, so they might have been expected to pick a more confident spot than the back of Mayfair's Royal Academy of Arts for their London opening. It's through the big doors, past the security guard, around the corner, down the corridor and first left. → Read more