Chef Anthony Demetre is one of London’s most highly regarded chefs with over 25 years of cooking experience. He opened Wild Honey in 2007 to serve modern European dishes while showcasing French techniques and fine British seasonal ingredients. At Wild Honey, Chef Anthony wants each visitor to feel special, whether they come to dine for business or for pleasure. The items on their fine menu are even more delicious when paired with a drink from the extensive cocktail and wine lists.
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Honey & Co.
Honey & Co. opened in 2012 as a tiny restaurant serving traditional Middle Eastern food. Here you will find cookies and cakes on the counter, jams to buy off the shelf, and tahini on everything. After moving to London from Northern Israel, and before opening Honey & Co., Sarti Packer trained in cooking school, worked at the Orrery in Marylebone, rolled pasta by the beach, ran an all day bistro, made truffles on the 8th floor of the OXO tower, headed the pastry section in Ottolenghi, and set up Nopi in Soho as the executive chef.
Itamar Srulovich, Sarti’s husband and business partner, is also from Israel. Itamar began his life in the kitchen at Orna & Ella in Tel Aviv. After he got married and moved to London, he cooked in the Oxo tower and headed the kitchen in Ottolenghi before setting up Honey & Co with his wife. Together, with the help of their incredible team, the couple run the cozy Middle Eastern restaurant where customers can enjoy fresh and flavorful Middle Eastern cuisine in the heart of London.
The Palomar
The Palomar is a Soho restaurant serving ethnic foods with inspirations from Jerusalem, but influenced by mixes of cultures from North Africa and Southern Spain. This unique influence, combined with the restaurant’s contemporary approach, creates a dining experience unlike any other. The restaurant features a 16 seat kitchen bar with a view of the kitchen and marble floors that lead to an intimate back dining room. This space has dark oak panels lining the walls, a reclaimed parquet floor, banquette seating, and a skylight flowing with natural light.
Nopi
Nopi is a Soho-based restaurant with a menu full of bold flavors and platters full of salads. It is owned by an Israeli-born chef who believes that the menu should change with the seasons. However, a few signature dishes, like the courgette and manouri fritters, coriander seed-crusted burrata with slices of blood orange, and Valdeón cheesecake, are always available. Nopi has a great wine list with classic options and organic wines, as well as rustic varieties from the Mediterranean.
Taj 51 Buckingham Gate Suites and Residences
Taj 51 Buckingham Gate is a unique 5 star luxury hotel in that offers a wider choice of suites than almost any other hotel in London. You can choose a suite between one and six bedrooms, each with a spacious living area and a fully equipped kitchen. The hotel is located close to Buckingham Palace and is just a short walk from St. James’ Park, Mayfair, and Westminster.
The hotel’s hard work has not gone unnoticed as they have achieved a Gold Certified Status through EarthCheck, the world’s leading environmental management and professional services group. At Taj 51 Buckingham Gate, the hotel staff are dedicated to protecting the environment by using sustainable methods and eco-friendly practices.
The Soho
The Soho Hotel is located on a quiet street in the center of London’s entertainment neighborhood, just a minute walk from the Leafy Soho Square. It has 96 individually designed rooms and suites and is surrounded by vibrant restaurants, bars, cafes, theaters, and exciting nightlife.
From The Soho it is also easy to reach many of London’s top attractions including the London Aquarium, London Zoo, Victoria and Albert Museum, Natural History Museum, London Eye, and Science Museum. Inside the hotel you’ll find the Refuel Bar & Restaurant that serves modern cuisine with fresh and seasonal produce.
The Stafford London
The Stafford London is one of London’s most luxurious hotels. It is located just minutes from London’s famous landmarks in the heart of historic St. James’s. Each room is gorgeous and individually designed, but you won’t want to stay in the room for long, as there is plenty to see and explore around the hotel. The Game Bird restaurant is a perfect place to drink, eat, and socialize, and for an even more relaxed atmosphere, The American Bar has all the cocktails you could want. Don’t forget to check out the private courtyard, a perfect spot to enjoy outdoor dining all day long.
St Martins Lane London Hotel
St Martins Lane is located in the theatre district in London’s Covent Garden. Here, you can enjoy relaxing in the sophisticated and warmly decorated Den with a cup of tea or a glass of Gin. You may also find yourself headed to the Asia de Cuba restaurant more than once, where you’ll find a dynamic menu of Latin-Asian fusion. St Martins Lane is just steps from Trafalgar Square, and very conveniently located from several other sights and centers in London.
The Kensington
The Kensington invites you to their luxurious hotel in the center of London where you can enjoy extra comfort and convenience during your stay in this marvelous city. This hotel offers a spa treatment room, a 24/7 fitness center, a library, meeting and event rooms, and a restaurant and Town House Bar. After your stay at The Kensignton, there is no doubt you will leave feeling pampered and refreshed.
Private Walking Tour: Cannaregio and the Jewish Ghetto
The Cannaregio & Jewish Ghetto Walking tour takes you off the beaten path through the district of Cannaregio where not many tourists visit. You’ll pass palaces, churches, beautiful canals, and bridges as you make your way to the heart of the Cannaregio district where the Jewish Ghetto lies. You will discover homes of famous Venetians and enjoy breathtaking views of the northern lagoon where you will learn about the role the lagoon played in the history of Venice.
From the Cannaregio district, the second half of the tour will be exploring the famous Jewish Ghetto, a city within a city. You will learn about the Jewish community that lived here for several centuries and their role in the history of Venice. Entrances to the Jewish museum and synagogues are not included in the tour, but they can be visited after the tour because the tour finishes nearby in the Jewish Ghetto.
