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.
The Curry Room at The Rubens at The Palace Hotel Westminster
Going for a curry is an experience that can often leave you
rolling home, with tiny beads of spice-induced sweat trickling down
your skin and a contented belly full of...
Looking for the ultimate way to spend
your lazy Sunday or cheeky Saturday? Northampton has just the
ticket, with syrup-drizzled pancakes, perfectly poached eggs, and
glasses of bubbly that just...
Hotel bars are an interesting species in the
cocktail world. Some, for what they lack in
personality, make up for in proximity to bed, if you’re fortunate
enough to be...
Pasta is a unifier of a dish; a widely
agreeable dinner staple that’s carried children through navigating
solids, students through university, and me, personally, through
organising meals in London with...
Nestled in the heart of Northern
England, York is a city where history, romance, and
charm intertwine seamlessly, making it an irresistible destination
for couples. It's home to great attractions and...
Our Guide To SXSW London: Lineup, Tickets, Where To Eat
And Drink, And More
What's another festival to add to London's renowned
repertoire? The world-famous South by Southwest
(SXSW) festival is landing...
Nottingham’s food scene is buzzing with
fresh energy, and if you’re on the hunt for your next obsession,
you’re in luck. The city’s newest restaurant openings are turning up the...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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....
