Spread across three floors of the Southside shopping centre in Wandsworth, Gravity Max is a large indoor entertainment complex packed with activities, food and drink. Part of the Gravity group of active-entertainment venues, it brings together electric karting, augmented-reality games, bowling and bars under one roof, aimed squarely at families, friendship groups and corporate parties. Its central location off Wandsworth High Street makes it an all-weather destination in south-west London. The .....

Built around more than thirty self-dispense beer and wine taps, Hannah is a pour-your-own bar and restaurant on Lavender Hill in Battersea, minutes from Clapham Junction station. The self-service concept lets guests pour their own drinks and pay by the measure, sitting alongside a full cocktail list and an all-day kitchen. The result is a flexible, sociable venue that works in turn as a brunch spot, a sports bar and a lively late-night bar. The interior leans into an eclectic, characterful look.....

Indigo at One Aldwych occupies one of Covent Garden's finest luxury hotels. The restaurant, alongside the Lobby Bar and the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory afternoon tea experience, forms part of a comprehensive dining offering within a five-star setting. The kitchen serves modern eclectic cuisine that reflects the hotel's position in one of London's most exciting neighbourhoods. A wellness centre with spa, gym, and swimming pool adds further dimensions to a venue that aims to be more than jus.....

Maze, part of Gordon Ramsay's restaurant portfolio, occupied 10-13 Grosvenor Square in Mayfair. The concept brought Ramsay's Michelin-starred standards to a modern eclectic format - small plates designed for sharing, built around seasonal British ingredients with Asian and French influences. The Grosvenor Square address provided a suitably prestigious Mayfair setting for cooking that balanced innovation with the technical excellence that defines the Ramsay brand.

Festooned with fairy lights, faux roses and twinkling foliage, Megan's on the Hill is a Mediterranean all-day restaurant on Bedford Hill in Balham, part of the popular independently owned Megan's group. Designed to feel like a sunlit escape, its bright conservatory and cosy, flower-laden interior have made it one of south London's most photographed neighbourhood spots. The kitchen serves a crowd-pleasing menu of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern small plates, open kebabs, sharing boards and brun.....

Bookshop by day and bar and music venue by night, Morocco Bound began in Bermondsey in 2019 and has since expanded with a second site in Wandsworth. The Wandsworth shop continues the model of its original: a curated bookshop, cafe and co-working space that transforms after dark into a bar hosting an eclectic programme of events. The original venue started life as a garage turned workspace just off Bermondsey Street and grew into a pillar of its local community, stocking a small but carefully ch.....

Since 1990, Osteria Antica Bologna has served the true taste of Italy from Northcote Road in Clapham Junction. The rustic, wood-panelled interior has made the restaurant a fixture with locals and visitors alike. Under Chef Marzio, the menu changes frequently to showcase seasonal produce, with daily specials depending on market availability. The cooking is rooted in authentic Italian tradition - pasta, risotto, seafood, grilled meats - prepared with the freshest ingredients and the consistency th.....

Six gentlemen founded a croquet club in a magazine office in 1868, and accidentally created the most famous venue in tennis. The All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club on Church Road, Wimbledon, began on 23 July 1868 as the All England Croquet Club, set aside one lawn for the new game of lawn tennis in 1875, and staged the first Championships in 1877 - 22 entrants, play suspended so as not to clash with the Eton versus Harrow cricket match. The club left its original Worple Road ground for th.....

The Clapham Grand is a historic theatre and live-entertainment venue on St John's Hill, opposite Clapham Junction station in Battersea, south London. A Grade II listed building, it first opened in 1900 and today operates as a nightclub, live-music venue, theatre and event space billed as a Palace of Modern Variety. It was designed by the architect Ernest Woodrow and is the only completely surviving example of his work. Built for a consortium led by the celebrated music-hall artistes Dan Leno an.....

today, wagamama is the most popular chain of award-winning asian inspired noodle restaurant in the country. reflecting our enduring and diverse appeal. wagamama has been short listed by timeout magazine for the award of 'best family restaurant' as well as also being an official 'cool brand' as voted for by the coolbrands council in 2002, 2003, 2005 and 2006. In 2005 wagamama was voted most popular restaurant in london by zagat readers and again in 2006 beating off hot competition from nobu, the.....