The Delhi Restaurant on Finchley Road is a fairly small, unassuming little place. But it has clearly made a sizeable impression on the local population – the place already had customers and steadily filled up during our tea time visit.
One of the most popular acts in recent electronic music history will play a special extended set at Fabric this week to mark the release of their new album.
The Apple Cart, a family-friendly festival of music, comedy and cabaret, will return to Victoria Park for its second year on the Diamond Jubilee weekend – and children will get in for free.
Multi-layered indie bedecked with synths and highfalutin ideas proves a tad over-ambitious
The combo of jangly guitar and a joyful revelry in angst marks this out as a solid debut
Camden Town festival signs off in style with star-studded KOKO show
»Tucked down a cobbled little alley, off an attractive square, in a surprisingly quiet part of Finsbury, lies Le Café Du Marché – a cracking little French restaurant.
Veni Vidi troupe tune into Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic tale with help of ingenious radio spin
OAP pop stars The Zimmers have been voted off hit TV show Britain’s Got Talent – despite being praised by top party rockers LMFAO.
Islington may not be playing host to any major sporting events during the Olympics, but it will be firmly in the spotlight for the huge cultural festival celebrating the occasion.
There are certain words which have been a pair for so long it is hard to imagine one without the other: bangers and mash, Mark’s and Spencer, Chas and Dave.
Venture up from the underground walkways of Old Street tube station onto City Road, in Shoreditch, and one of the first establishments to greet you is Meter bar and pizzeria.
Cuban troupe dances to hits from Beyonce, Shakira and Ricky Martin in dazzling show
How do you like the sound of watching award-winning musical Ragtime next week in Regent’s Park?