Author: RESET team
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May in culture: 7 thrilling things to do in London this spring
There is some unspoken guilt that accumulates over a British winter – the slow realisation that we really haven’t lived much for the last four months. It’s not particularly enticing to be leaving your house with a brolly in one hand, all coated up, knowing very well you’ll have to brace some relentless winds and…
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Review: Mitsu is refined and utterly alluring – the new see-and-be-seen sushi spot
London’s sushi scene has long been a tale of two extremes: the grab-and-go conveyor belt, or the soulless chain. Neither particularly compelling if you’re looking to impress someone, or simply after a swanky night out. And there hasn’t been a truly noteworthy sushi launch in the capital for a while. The short version, and the…
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Let’s talk scalp health: Top 6 scalp savers you need to know, according to trichologists
Scalp care is having a moment – and unlike most beauty moments, this one has the receipts to back it up. In March 2025 alone, “scalp treatment” generated 24 million Google searches and 12 million TikTok views, which translated into a growth of 19% in sales of leave-in scalp treatments across Europe, as well as…
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Review: Chargal welcomes you like family – a really posh Turkish family, that is
Chargal – the name a compression of charcoal and mangal, the Turkish word for grill – is the latest project from Serdar Demir, the restaurateur behind The Mantl in Knightsbridge, a man who has spent the better part of 25 years thinking seriously about what modern Turkish dining in London could and should look like. The answer,…
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The best hikes in and around London
What’s not to love about a bank holiday? And, importantly, what’s not to love about a bank holiday immersed in nature? Travelling during Easter season sounds appealing but it does comes at a cost, with inflated flight tickets and hotel stays. So, upon the disappointing scroll through Skyscanner, many of us are forced to look…
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Review: Bancone City is Italy in all its glory – ballsy, bold and beautiful. As close to Rome as it gets
It starts, as so many minor life crises do, with a photo on the internet. The silk handkerchief pasta – technically fazzoletti, those impossibly thin, folded sheets of fresh pasta draped in walnut butter and pooling around a confit egg yolk – is one of those images you encounter once and simply can’t get out of…
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Hydration nation: The top 8 best electrolytes for a hydration boost, tried and tested
You can’t pour from an empty glass, whatever your lifestyle or priorities look like. Whether you’re a regular at the gym, a casual runner, or someone who simply enjoys a late night without a curfew, there’s one thing we all have in common: we function better when we’re properly hydrated. And it starts with the…
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Oh my gloss: these are the best hair oils for 2026, tried and tested
Few things give you the same instant confidence boost as a trip to the hairdresser’s. Even if it’s just a trim or a blow-dry, there’s something about that final flourish – when they rub a silky, gorgeously scented oil between their palms and glide it through your hair – that makes you feel like you’re…
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Review: Workshop Cafe & Academy – The beloved London roaster is back with excellent coffee and real neighbourhood charm
If you’ve ever wandered through Eccleston Yards on a Saturday morning -takeaway cup in hand, feeling inexplicably smug about your postcode – you’ll already understand the particular energy of this corner of Belgravia. It’s one of those eclectic London areas that feels both genuinely neighbourhood-y and semi-aspirational: independent boutiques, café terraces, and the kind of crowd that…
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Top picks for spring: These 10 scent-sational spring scents are guaranteed to lift your mood
Spring is about new beginnings in every sense and scent. There is something about the first warm day – when you leave the house without a coat and don’t regret it – that makes everything you wore, sprayed and reached for in winter feel suddenly, completely wrong. Scent is perhaps the most immediate way to…
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