Kiera is an Editor at DesignMyNight, covering food, drink and
culture across London and the wider UK. With a BA in Journalism and
over eight years' experience, including time at The Sunday Times
and Marie
Claire, she brings a sharp, informed eye to the UK's dining and
nightlife scene.
She's reviewed everything from Michelin-starred
Legado to Peckham favourite
Lai Rai, and knows where to find the best
exhibitions in London and top listening
bars. Her work spans hands-on venue visits and firsthand
testing across the country, not just the capital.
Is it good? Is it bad? We don't know,
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the season's end how we really...
It’s not like a regular musical, it’s a cool musical.
This year, it was the 20th anniversary of Tina Fey’s hilarious
screenplay, Mean Girls, and were it released today for...
Dublin has grown to be a multicultural
city which has led to its food scene becoming incredibly diverse.
Peer around the corner and you'll find handfuls of Islamic shops
selling...
Grotto and tonic is the new
G&T.
Caught the festive flu yet? Don’t be a Scrooge, delve
into the magical land of Humbug, an immersive Christmas dive
bar. For a...
Shopping these days has become mainly an online affair, but
nothing beats an afternoon browsing for clothes bookended by a bite
to eat. Until I moved to London, my experience...
This festival is truly a feast for the
eyes.
Guess what's back
and better than ever? The biannual food market Night
Feast is set to head back to Brisbane Powerhouse...
Among its towering skyscrapers and miles
of concrete jungle, London has an abundance of parks. In fact, it’s
one of the greenest cities in the world; 40% of it is...
Three hours outside of London, down winding, bumpy lanes, and
past fields with that certain eau de countryside about
them, is a gorgeous, restored cattle shed sporting six bedrooms and...
On a cool September evening, I ventured over to the iconic
72-storey building that juts out of the London skyline like a glass
glacier. The Shard, designed by Italian architect...
Manchester's food scene is rich in
history, having been shaped by its industrial heritage and
immigration, which means you can find a variety of cuisines by
award-winning chefs among its...
Edinburgh is famous for many things,
from its historic cobbled streets lined with vintage shops, acting as
inspiration for acclaimed novelists, and of course its castle which
was built on...
What happens when your mum is Japanese and your dad is Danish? Sticks’n’Sushi, that’s
what. The trendy eatery, founded in 1994 by brothers Jens and Kim
Rahbek and Thor Andersen,...