Author: RESET team
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April in food: London’s top new restaurants and bars to try this spring
April is the month Londoners collectively lose the plot. The clocks go forward, there are two consecutive days above 14 degrees, and suddenly everyone’s convinced it’s rooftop season, booking outdoor spaces and showing up in a t-shirt and a light jacket. It’s a delusion, but a productive one – and this April, the openings are…
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We tried Tamila, the new South Indian hotspot in Soho – here’s what you should order
Described by the founders as a “modern curry house,” Tamila has had an impressively swift growth trajectory. From a street food stall at Hackney Bridge in 2021 to three permanent outposts by 2026, its expansion points to a clear appetite for a more contemporary, distinctly British-Indian way of eating. Helmed by Tamil chef Prince Durairaj…
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It’s spring (clean) time: how to declutter like a pro
Spring brings a renewed sense of clarity, both literally and figuratively. The light changes, the air shifts, and suddenly those small, easy-to-ignore corners are impossible to unsee. If you’ve been conjuring a masterplan for a proper spring clean all winter, now’s your moment, and we’re here to help you make it count. We’ve pulled together…
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Strike while the iron is hot: We visited Flipdog, the new Shoreditch bar making cocktails with an iron poker
As keen self-proclaimed cocktail connoisseurs who have done our fair share of laps around London’s bar scene, we’re always on the lookout for the next bar that will shake things up – quite literally. Because in a city where bartenders clarify and ferment almost everything under the sun, innovation isn’t always easy to come by.…
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Why you feel mentally exhausted, even when you’re doing everything right
We can sleep well, eat reasonably healthily, and exercise a few times a week. And still, we’re spending every other minute of our days staring at our screens as though we’re reading a novel in Japanese. The fatigue isn’t physical, exactly, and it isn’t necessarily burnout either. It’s the low‑grade fuzziness that drapes over the…
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Afternoon tea at Mariage Frères: It’s a full Bridgerton moment, but don’t wear a corset
How many times have you absentmindedly wandered around Covent Garden? Dozens, if not hundreds, we would guess. And yet, if you’re like us (embarrassingly), you may never have noticed that just a stone’s throw from the square sits Mariage Frères, a five-storey townhouse serving over 1,000 varieties of tea. Upstairs, the Salon de Thé offers…
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World Sleep Day: The RESET guide to a better sleep
Are you feeling sleepy but can’t actually fall asleep? Do you wake up during the night and stare at your screen, unable to fight the hazy vision but equally unable to put the phone down and try to go back to sleep again? Or simply waking up three hours too early? We all know that…
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7 must-read fiction books for anyone tired of the news
In the last few days, we’ve been pelted with breaking news. It’s everywhere – on our phones, on our feeds, on every homepage. And while we’re living through a deeply unsettling moment, it’s also when art can become a form of escape. Stories have always offered a way to give our minds a break from…
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Mother’s Day 2026: 10 thoughtful gifts your mum will love
Mothers are often easy to please, but that doesn’t mean they deserve nothing but the best. And of course, while every day is a good day to call your mum and tell her you love her, on Mother’s Day it’s imperative to recognise the countless little things she has done for you over the years.…
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This month in beauty: New skincare and makeup we’re loving
February truly is the month of love in all its forms. Whether you’ve spent it coupled up or flying solo with a wild Galentine’s night (plus Saturday recovery), this month tends to remind us that a little bit of pampering is always needed. And if you haven’t treated yourself yet, these new launches are guaranteed…
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