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  • Martin Williams: My top picks for the Toast the City Awards 2026

    Life&Style

    The Toast the City Awards 2026, for which I am honoured to be a judge, is down to its final stage – the public vote! Now in its second year, the awards give you the chance to celebrate the most amazing places in the Square Mile (and slightly beyond). So to help inspire you to [...]

    Craig Johnston, Martin Williams, and Pierre Minotti, culinary and hospitality leaders.
  • Here we go again: The best roof terrace for yet another heatwave

    Life&Style

    Just when you thought you’d got out… they drag you back in. Or up: up to London’s roof terraces to bask in yet another spell of 30 degree heat. We round up some of the top spots up top to make the most of this most clement of summers. Madison Where else to start but [...]

    Madison rooftop bar, overlooking St Pauls Cathedral.
  • Will Ibai take home a Toast the City Award?

    Toast the City

    The Finalists have been announced for our second annual Toast the City Awards and we’re thrilled to highlight some of the runners and riders over the coming weeks. Today we’re celebrating the amazing steak restaurant Ibai, which is one of 12 Finalists in the Best Restaurant category. Here’s what our food critic – and Toast [...]

    CITY AM Toast the City Awards 2026 logo superimposed over an upscale bar and restaurant interior.
  • Fine dining and The Jab: A Michelin dinner with the Ozempic set

    July 21, 2026

    The age of Ozempic is changing fine dining. Anna Moloney asks how to run a Michelin-star restaurant when your diners don't want to eat.

  • Jamie’s Italian is awful but don’t worry, there are some great new Mediterranean restaurants too

    July 15, 2026

    This week I talk about two Italians, one Greek, a talented Cypriot and an irritating Englishman. Prepare to read about two restaurants you should visit (Bancone and Zylia) and one you should reserve for your worst enemies (Jamie’s Italian)… ZYLIA Covent Garden is a part of London that you only go to for a specific [...]

  • Exclusive: Richard Caring in talks to buy City icon 1 Lombard Street

    June 27, 2026

    Richard Caring is in advanced talks to buy iconic City restaurant 1 Lombard Street, marking his first foray back into the restaurant business since the £1.4bn sale of his empire. A deal for the Lombard St restaurant, located in a stunning former banking hall, is understood to be in the final stages of negotiations following [...]

  • House of the Dragon’s Abubakar Salim dreams of Kenyan kebabs for his last supper

    June 26, 2026

    House of the Dragon star Abubakar Salim tells us what he’d eat for his last meal on earth, from Kenyan kebabs to a warm bowl of ramen My mum has always been the cook in our family. My memories of being young are just my mum being in the kitchen cooking all the time – [...]

  • Ikoyi founder Jeremy Chan: ‘Eating my own food is forbidden’

    June 26, 2026

    Jeremy Chan is a singular guy. Upon arrival for the only sitting at Ikoyi, he greets each guest at the door, ushering them into a space that feels less a dining room than a glimpse into his subconscious. Quiet and intense, he thinks about food in a way I’ve never heard expressed before. Eating his [...]

  • Fogo de Chao nominated for Best Casual Dining Toast award

    June 19, 2026

    We have launched the Toast the City awards 2026 and throughout the year we’ll be speaking to some of our nominees – this week it’s Brazilian restaurant Fogo de Chao at Bishopsgate. To vote for your favourite Square Mile spots for the 2026 awards, from bars and restaurants to galleries and green spaces, visit the [...]

  • Inside City’s latest Irish pub: London’s poshest Guinness served here

    June 5, 2026

    The Square Mile’s latest Irish pub, London’s poshest, serves steaks with a Guinness jus From the polished mahogany bartops to the Prince-Charles-pulling-a-pint photos, pubs tend to trade on their ubiquity. No one wants to think about design credentials when they go for a pint. Or do they? The Horsemen & Fitzgerald’s, a new City watering [...]

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