As part of the transformation of Covent Garden into a luxury and high-end shopping destination, Ralph Lauren and other global brands are opening store in the tourist popular area.

Following its debut in Tokyo, luxury US lifestyle label Ralph Lauren will open a 5,703 sq ft Rugby store at 43 King Street in autumn next year.

Scottish cuisine is not an option readily discussed when eating out, despite London’s multitude of regional restaurant offerings.

Perhaps it’s knowing little more than haggis or whisky that has stunted our understanding of Scottish food or maybe the Scots themselves have tried to keep their dishes from spreading over the Highland borders, but rest assured; they do have a more tricks up their tartan-lined sleeves.

Hundreds of VIP guests turned out for the opening night party for Club 21 – Remaking the Scene, which opened to the public today.

It’s easy to overlook steak in favour of London’s multitude of gourmet restaurants and regional cuisines. Still, a night sinking your teeth into prime cuts, washed down with a great red is sometimes the perfect comforting treat. Luckily London has some of the best steakhouses in London.

The Savoy reopened its doors on Sunday, October 10, 2010 signifying a new era of luxury to begin.

One of this year’s most eagerly anticipated openings, The Savoy has been undergoing one of the most ambitious restorations in British history.

Trevor Abrahmsohn is Managing Director of Glentree International, a business that sells more than £300 million of property each year for its clients, who include some of the most important people and properties in the world (located in London), including many oligarchs.

There once was a time when London’s top-hatted gentry would regularly pop in their barbers for a weekly or daily shave. Today’s modern day gentlemen may be a little more relaxed in their approach to grooming but a trip to the barbers for a straight razor shave is one grooming tradition in London that refuses to disappear.

Chocolate Week 2010 was kicked off with the unveiling of the world’s largest chocolate truffle.

Chris Long and Gianni D’Aniello broke the world record for making the largest chocolate truffle taking five hours and twenty-five minutes to complete the supersized truffle.

London is proud to be chosen as the location for luxury jeweler and watchmaker Paiget’s first ever standalone store.

The store, which has been designed by French architect Gérard Barrau, will be located at 169 New Bond Street in London and will open in the middle of October.