calorific Banoffee Pie.As we left, having pigged out quite magnificently, we handed in our pig designs, hoping to have our artistic endeavours rewarded by being chosen to join their Exhi‘Pig’tion wall display of hand-painted piggy banks. The prize is to have

How inspired by some clever individual to name this lofty restaurant after one of the Seven Wonders of the world. Aiming high, for sure, but then you wouldn’t expect anything less from an establishment owned by Richard Branson. High up

, the chic and swanky establishment much loved by the celebrity crowd. The design of the hotel is contemporary, cool and stark – Starckesque even. The sultry bar oozes sex appeal – I'm sure there's many a romantic overture played out in the wee small hours

potato and butternut squash (£3.30).There’s also a cute new mascot Hoshi, which means “Star” in Japanese, designed by those creative folk at Okido magazine. In tune with this funky Japanese theme, your child can enjoy fun Noodle Doodle activities, with a

felt I'd got the short straw by facing the restaurant rather than St James’s Park, until I realised that actually I could still enjoy the magnificent greenery of the ancient trees above the duck pond, the pods of the London Eye and Charles’ Union Jack

Posh pub downstairs, even posher restaurant upstairs at Gordon Ramsay's The WarringtonIT MAY BE “the local” for the lucky folk who happen to call Maida Vale home, but The Warrington Pub & Restaurant is about as far removed from The Queen Vic as Phil