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3 days ago | 
onin.london | Kara Buffrey
Chelsea’s Slick Cocktail Bar with Serious Weekend EnergyIn the ever-evolving Chelsea nightlife scene, The Knox stands out as a bold addition bringing something refreshingly different: expertly crafted cocktails, moody interiors, and serious party energy, especially when the weekend hits. Vibrant on Sloane Square, The Knox strikes a perfect balance between polished and playful.
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3 days ago | 
onin.london | Kara Buffrey
Since first opening its doors on Chestnut Grove in April 2021, Burning Rose has quietly built a loyal local following—and now, the beloved Balham Thai restaurant is back with a refreshed look, an exciting new menu, and an enticing offer for diners.
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3 days ago | 
onin.london | Kara Buffrey
The ideal post-Hoopla stop off for next year and weekend spot otherwisePark’s Edge Bar & Kitchen, perfectly positioned right on the edge of Brockwell Park in Herne Hill, is a brilliant neighbourhood spot that combines stylish comfort with quality food and drink. Whether you’re dropping by after a stroll through the park or looking for a more special evening out, this independent restaurant and bar offers a warm welcome with plenty to impress.
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4 days ago | 
onin.london | Kara Buffrey
As the days grow longer and the sun shines brighter, B Bagel is shaking things up with a vibrant new summer menu that’s packed full of bold flavours and fresh twists on classic favourites. Known for their delicious, generously filled bagels, B Bagel’s latest offerings bring a refreshing lineup perfect for warm-weather cravings, whether you’re grabbing lunch on the go or settling in for a relaxed bite. Leading the pack this season is the Hot Nola Chicken — a mouthwatering nod to New Orleans.
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4 days ago | 
onin.london | Kara Buffrey
If you’ve ever wandered the buzzing Southbank on a sunny weekend, dodging tourists and street performers, you’ll know how chaotic it can get. Just a stone’s throw away from all that hustle and bustle, Gillray’s Steakhouse & Bar feels like a peaceful refuge—an oasis of calm with stunning riverside views that make you forget the crowds outside.
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4 days ago | 
onin.london | Kara Buffrey
This Pride season, W London shines a light on LGBTQ+ voices across generations with a series of events exploring queer identity through art, dialogue and sound in the heart of Soho. The programme features a curated photography exhibition, a thought-provoking panel discussion, and live music collaborations — each offering a unique lens on how queer expression evolves across time.
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4 days ago | 
onin.london | Kara Buffrey
Tucked behind Aldgate East station, Ara is one of those rare finds that feels like it’s been quietly waiting to be discovered. Best of all, it’s brand new. From the outside, it’s subtle—almost discreet—but step inside and you’re greeted with a space that’s effortlessly stylish and buzzing with East London energy. Floor-to-ceiling windows and beautifully curated furnishings make this a prime spot for people-watching, while the design—crafted with sustainable materials—adds a warm, contemporary edge.
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4 days ago | 
onin.london | Kara Buffrey
Tucked away in the leafy heart of Wandsworth, The Alma stands as a prime example of what a local pub should be: welcoming, characterful, and full of charm. Whether you’re stopping by for a laid-back drink, a relaxed dinner, or simply to soak in the neighbourhood vibe, this place delivers on all fronts. With its friendly atmosphere and inviting décor, The Alma feels like a proper local — the kind of spot you can return to again and again.
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4 days ago | 
onin.london | Kara Buffrey
There are restaurants that impress, and then there are those that exude a quiet confidence—places that don’t need to prove anything because they’ve long since established their position. Hakkasan Mayfair is firmly in the latter category. From its discreet entrance on Bruton Street to the impeccably designed interior, this is a restaurant that offers not just a meal, but a consistently refined experience. The atmosphere is one of composed sophistication.
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5 days ago | 
onin.london | Kara Buffrey
SOUND Cafe at The Cumberland Hotel is introducing the ‘Speed of Sound’ Express Lunch Menu, a brand new lunchtime offer of delicious signature dishes, built to ensure diners can escape for a lunchtime meal, even whilst up against demanding daily schedules. With Londoners only spending on average 33 minutes on their lunch break, (according to the Craft Guild of Chefs), SOUND Cafe at The Cumberland Hotel has a brand new offering to make the most of those precious minutes.
