Newsletter - 24th April 2026

Jamie Oliver’s latest venture sees the return of the modest and charming Italian restaurant, Jamie’s Italian. Slap bang in the middle of the West End, it’s the perfect dining spot for a pre or post theatre meal.

Returning after its closure a few years ago, Jamie’s Italian is back with a whole new menu of timeless classics and vibrant discoveries. Our favourites include the San Daniele Prosciutto salad with chicory, grapes, shaved Parmesan, hazelnuts and balsamic. It’s the perfect refreshing starter as we move into the summery months. For mains, the Steak Schiacciata, a 28-day dry aged Herefordshire sirloin, is a fantastic choice, or the slightly more affordable Beef Shin Lasagne, a twelve hour beef ragù with béchamel, Parmesan and gremolata.

The interior design is just as impressive as the menu. The luscious ground floor, with its open kitchen and pasta making section, flows into the dining area. This energetic space is ideal for a busier afternoon. However, if you’re after something more secluded, downstairs offers a more private, moodier, candlelit setting, perfect for evening date nights.

To see the full menu, click here.

Get it before it’s gone - Honest Burger Collaboration 

Until 11th May, famed burger chain Honest Burgers is collaborating with Sauce Shop to create a limited-edition burger you won’t want to miss. This Cajun BBQ burger features bacon, double American cheese, maple Cajun BBQ sauce, buttermilk fried onions, confit garlic mayo, lettuce and pickles. A special pop up from the recently crowned National Burger Award winners.

Chess Brunch – Prince of Peckham 

Sunday brunch at the Prince of Peckham is a bit different this weekend. A celebration of Caribbean cuisine, paired with casual games of chess, offers a whole new way of socialising and relaxing on a Sunday afternoon. So if you’re looking for something a little different for Sunday lunch, tickets can be purchased here.

Inamo Cocktail Masterclass 

Learn from master mixologists to create three Asian inspired Inamo cocktails. You will be given all the necessary tools and ingredients, along with enough guidance to go home and not only recreate them, but perhaps even start crafting your own recipes. This one-hour class is based in Covent Garden, and you can choose to book a meal either before or after, so you can enjoy the full Inamo experience. To book, click here.