Eat Out London!The Den
The Den, located at St. Martins Lane Boutique Hotel in London, is the perfect place to sip a cup of tea or enjoy light snacks and champagne with friends.
Eat & Drink at Den, Boutique Hotel London - St Martins Lane Hotel
Welcome to The Den, a classically British, oak-panelled snug at St Martins Lane.
It's the perfect place to enjoy afternoon tea, curl up with a book, play a game of backgammon or catch up with friends over a Gin & Tonic.
An ideal meeting place in the heart of Covent Garden, The Den’s laid back atmosphere is complemented by comfortable leather sofas and warm lighting.
A series of surreal and playful art pieces riffed on classic British scenarios also adorn the walls, bringing the room to life with a touch of British eccentricity.
For those in the mood for something stronger, the bar team has created a special Gin & Tonic menu, inspired by the off-kilter artwork on the walls with each drink reflecting an element of the portraits.
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I was excited to fly Virgin Atlantic departing London again, both because I love Virgin Atlantic’s ground services, and because I love their onboard product: Anyway, we arrived at London Heathrow Terminal 3 at around 9:30AM, and tried to find the Virgin Atlantic Upper Class Wing.
I’d say other than the champagne selection, the Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse beats the British Airways Concorde Room in just about every way (and that lounge is exclusively for first class passengers).
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The Den | Millwall FC | Football Ground Guide
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Perhaps it was the early kick off time, or the fact it was Boxing Day, but there were very few home supporters around.
What you thought on seeing the ground, first impressions of away end then other sides of the Den?
With 2 goals in 50-odd games for Wolves, when he shaped up to shoot, few people, myself included, expected the ball to fly into the top corner.
The thought of spending 12 hours on Boxing Day travelling to, watching, and travelling back from, Millwall v Wolves might not be to everyone’s taste, but I enjoyed it.
The Den is a small, compact, claustrophobic ground, with at times the atmosphere to go with it.
M Restaurant Victoria | Restaurants in Victoria | Raw Bar & Grill
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M Restaurant Victoria Street; is a multifaceted award winning restaurant in Victoria London, very much leading the trend of new high quality restaurants opening in SW1.
Shortlisted as Best New Restaurant 2016 in the Restaurant Magazine Awards, M Restaurant houses a world class M Grill dining room, a 100% gluten-free M Raw restaurant, public and private members bars, private dining, event spaces and a wine tasting room, all of which one enters via M Wine Store.
Chef Michael Reid, who is a regular face on British TV screens, trained at both Le Gavroche and Restaurant Gordon Ramsay returned from Melbourne to the London restaurant scene to open M Victoria Street.
Michael worked closely with celebrity chef Shannon Bennet in his award winning Vue de Monde restaurant and in opening Jardin Tan.
M Restaurant is conveniently located just a short walk from Victoria Station, Apollo Victoria Theatre, Victoria Palace Theatre.
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Covent Garden Boutique Hotel in London - St Martins Lane Hotel
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Located in the bustling Theatre district in London’s Covent Garden, St Martins Lane, is a dramatic and daring evolution on English luxury.
This boutique hotel retains all the youthful, unexpected charm of a London hideaway, at the very heart of the energetic West End.
The décor is warm and sophisticated with a tongue-in-cheek British flair – even the art on the walls is irreverent, animating the space with larger-than-life portraits and visual puns.
During your stay, you can also enjoy an invigorating workout at Gymbox Covent Garden, London’s most unorthodox fitness experience or go for a striking new look at London's finest hairdressers at the neighbouring Jones & Payne salon.
Valet parking also available at £5 per transfer.
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The LoungeUp a set of stairs, we arrived at the Clubhouse entrance and were quickly admitted to the lounge.
Virgin has done a tremendous job with the interior design and layout of the space, in my opinion.
This is no cookie-cutter lounge - it's imbued with Virgin's posh style and originality.
We entered around 6:45am, shortly after the lounge had opened.
There's a communal high-top table leading toward the restaurant.
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When plates of their sticky gourmet chocolate brownies are passed around the Dragons, Morag Ekanger and Paz Sarmah know they’ve caught the attention of the business people they’re looking to secure a £60,000 investment from.
Founded by two former colleagues who bonded over hot chocolates during afternoon breaks at a branding agency in west London, Bad Brownie is the product of Ekanger’s and Sarmah’s passion for chocolate and strong desire to work for themselves.
Their obsession has turned into a delicious path as entrepreneurs, with their gooey brownies, slapped with calorific ingredients such as salted caramel, peanut butter and dark chocolate, sold at about 10 to 15 sites a week including Selfridges food hall.
The retail veteran, who could also envisage their dream of opening a Bad Brownie retail outlet, stepped in and offered the sum, but for a 35% share of business – much higher than the 15% they had hoped for.
Whatever the shape, thanks to Suleyman’s investment, there’ll be further Bad Brownie fans emerging as the brand expands its chocolatey goodness.