As caviar becomes increasingly harder to find on a menu, critics have debated whether this luxury delicacy has fallen out of fashion. But ask any caviar connoisseur and they’ll tell you that true to its exclusive dining roots, eating good caviar just takes a little longer to source out. But once you do, it will be well worth the effort. Belini in hand, Marie Teather seeks out the best 5 places to enjoy caviar in London.

It’s hard to believe that anyone would not have their royal wedding weekend plans in place but just in case you are still looking somewhere to take part in the much anticipated day, The May Fair Hotel is offering one of the city’s most exclusive weekend breaks. And what’s more, it’s perfect for those with engagements on their mind.

In a city with a long history of beers and ales, cocktails are not a drink readily associated with London. Yet, while the last few years have seen a huge number of new cocktail bars opening in the capital, London has in fact always had some of the best locations for sipping cocktails in the world. Marie Teather looks into London’s best cocktail menus.

The afternoon tea offerings from London’s finest establishments can at times be overwhelming. Simply there are so many great places to indulge in plates of dainty cucumber sandwiches; tiers of the sweetest, intricate treats; warm, buttered scones; and all washed down with flutes of Champagne and hot pots of tea.

Admittedly omelettes are not a dish you often hear people craving. Neither is it a meal you heartedly look forward to at the end of a busy day. But maybe that’s because this simple dish is rarely cooked to perfection nor enjoyed in the right settings. Luckily, London has some wonderfully unique places to learn to appreciate this long over-looked dish. Marie Teather tries five out

Beshlie McKelvie is a fashion designer with collections being snapped up in London’s hottest boutiques. She has also has worked alongside celebrity designers such as Sienna and Savannah Miller. We get the low down on her Haute Secrets to London.

New restaurants open every week in London and yet truth be told, there are only a handful each year that you really need to be aware of. Making it a little easier for you, Marie Teather tracks down the top 5 openings of the year to date.

Claridge’s has won the highest accolade of the tea world by winning The Tea Guild’s Top London Afternoon Tea 2011 Award. This is the second time in recent years that Claridge’s has been awarded this accolade having won before in 2006.

When Donald Trump first got approval to build the impressive 391-room glass tower in Soho, critics were quick to point out that the 46-storey tower was out of proportion with the low-rise area.

Fast forward to 2011 and even though the panoramic views tell you that this building is indeed very high with little to block the unrivalled landscapes, from street level something more impressive happens: you can barely see it.