London

Tea is brewing up a storm. Yes, the charming, relaxed ritual of afternoon tea is in vogue – so much so that there is even a National Afternoon Tea Week (which runs until Sunday 17) dedicated to the much loved British tradition. Wondering where to celebrate having your cake and eating it? Haute Time has the low-down on London’s best afternoon tea venues

Notting Hill Carnival – a spectacular two day event that celebrates Caribbean culture in the capital – is just around the corner! The annual west London Carnival is great fun but – being Europe’s biggest street festival – it can get crowded and, as such, the cleanliness leaves a lot to be desired. But panic not! Haute Time has the low-down on five salubrious spots where you can enjoy a (stylish) taste of the Caribbean. As Jamaican reggae icon, Bob Marley, once famously sang “every little thing is gonna be alright…”

The Soho House's second London outpost—just a stone’s throw from the original Greek Street locale—will boast three bars, a brasserie, a 42-seat screening room, a roof terrace, and an open courtyard.

The Portobello is packed with personality having played host to some of the world's coolest customers

Skylon launches new brunch menu

A pop-up chocolate heaven comes to Hotel Café Royal for Chocolate Week

Le Pont de la Tour is the epitome of five star luxury on the banks of the River Thames

Here’s our guide to three of this year’s hautest hotel openings in London.

Haute Time takes a tour of The Beaumont—Jeremy King and Chris Corbin’s first hotel—that is due to open its doors this fall.

Nick House to celebrate special occasion at Steam and Rye with celebrity performance by Example.

Maggie’s 80s club in Chelsea partners with luxurious beauty institution, MichaelJohn in Knightsbridge, to host an event that honours the ultimate 80s fashion

Javier Rodriguez returns to London to launch Carousel in Marylebone