Kiera Chapman

Articles written: 161

Kiera is a Junior Editor at DesignMyNight, where she helps us cover the latest in UK food, drink and culture. With a BA in journalism and time spent at both the Sunday Times and Marie Claire, she brings a sharp and keen eye to uncovering the city's hidden gems. 

She'll let you in on all the best exhibitions in London, regularly reviews London's best restaurants, including Legado, and genuinely knows the top sandwich spots in the city - from the viral to the underrated.

  • Favourite cocktail bar
    Seed Library, Bar With Shapes For A Name, Swift
  • Favourite restaurant
    Rambutan, Cozinha das Flores, Restaurant De Kas
  • Special skill
    Pro track selector

Recent articles...

The Best Sunday Roasts In York

There are few British traditions more sacred than the Sunday roast, and York honours it well. Between the cobbled lanes and ancient stone walls, pubs and kitchens across the city...
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The Best Bottomless Brunch In Hull

This cool port city is quickly becoming a top destination for anyone looking to enjoy endless drinks, delicious food, and a fantastic atmosphere to kickstart the weekend. From quirky venues...
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12 Best Fish And Chips In London

As iconic as Sunday roasts and fry-ups, fish suppers are just about as British as you can get, with 167 million portions of them being devoured every year. The notion...
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Cool And Quirky Bars In Blackpool

Blackpool might be famous for its glittering tower, vintage amusements, and kiss-me-quick seaside charm, but once the sun dips below the Irish Sea, the town reveals a nightlife scene that’s...
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Fun And Quirky Activities In York

York may be best known for its towering Minster, Viking roots, and ghost-filled alleyways, but beyond the medieval walls lies a treasure trove of offbeat adventures waiting to be uncovered....
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Puppy Yoga In London

Imagine this: You’re in a peaceful yoga studio, breathing deeply as you flow through poses, the soft scent of lavender filling the air. But wait - what’s that? A tiny...
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