Eloise Feilden
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- Sep 26, 2026
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Climb Mount Everest in a new immersive experience coming to London – with the extreme cold and altitude (opens the original)
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Make like a Sherpa and climb the world’s highest peak, all in the borough of Camden, thanks to a new VR Everest experience From singers and actors to reality TV stars, it seems like every celebrity and their mother has climbed Mount Everest by now. But with the ascent costing tens of thousands of pounds, not all of us have the moolah to get to the top. Just as well, then, that a new immersive experience recreating the scramble to the peak is coming to London. When ‘Everest: The First Ascent’ lau
East London is getting a new two-floor music venue and record shop (opens the original)
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Altar will be home to a sultry bar, tiny record shop and 100-capacity music venue when it opens in Leytonstone this October If the news that Leytonstone has become something of an ‘it’ neighbourhood has escaped you, well, you’re a few years behind the times. Chock full of vintage furniture stores, lively nightlife spots and a wealth of proper boozers, nearby Leyton was even named among Time Out’s coolest neighbourhoods in the world a couple of years ago. Now, E11 is getting a new gig venue to ad
Legendary Covent Garden martini bar Christopher’s is closing (opens the original)
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There’s just enough time to guzzle one more martini at Christopher’s, which is closing its Covent Garden site after 35 years Time to pour one out for one of central London’s martini-making staples: Christopher’s is closing. After 35 years, the restaurant and martini bar is bowing out of the Grade II listed former casino in Covent Garden that it has called home. The eatery, which went under a mega refurb in 2013, took to Instagram to announce that ‘after more than three decades on Wellington Stre
8 London steak restaurants are the best in Europe (opens the original)
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Meaty London eateries have been named in World’s Best Steakhouses’ ranking of Europe’s top chophouses Ribeye or sirloin, fillet or flat iron – whatever the cut, a sumptuous slab of beef will get you salivating. Luckily, Londoners are never far from a juicy T-bone, and several chophouses in the capital are now award-winning. World's Best Steak Restaurants has just released its list of the 50 best chophouses in Europe, and several London eateries have made the cut. Each year, a network of steak am
After 20 years, Borough Market’s Roast is finally opening a second location (opens the original)
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The team behind some of the city’s best Yorkshire puddings are bringing their famed roasts to Shoreditch Borough Market is home to several of London’s most iconic food spots. No fewer than three of its eateries ranked among Time Out’s best London restaurants this year, including Camille, which took the top spot. It’ll come as no surprise, then, that the legendary market is also home to one of the Big Smoke’s best roasts. Aptly named restaurant Roast has been operating out of The Floral Hall on S
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