Britain's best afternoon teas aren't always the most traditional. From seafood feasts and Japanese-inspired spreads to gin-soaked indulgence and more, these afternoon teas prove there's far more to the nation's favourite ritual than sandwiches and scones.

York's food scene has never been more exciting. From Michelin-starred fine dining and inventive small plates to neighbourhood bistros and riverside favourites, these are the 12 best restaurants in York for 2026.

From London's Sky Garden to cocktail bars perched above the skyscrapers of Singapore, Bangkok and New York, a new ranking reveals the rooftop venues travellers can't stop talking about. The views, unsurprisingly, are worth the climb.

From Endo’s ten-seat omakase in Chelsea to Pearl’s Mediterranean-inspired Mayfair setting, the latest opening from Gordon Ramsay and a new menu from MOI, discover the restaurants and bars shaping London’s autumn diary.

Between the beautiful Victorian arcades, the indie coffee shops and a smattering of seriously impressive parks, Cardiff has quietly become a serious dining destination and home to a collection of superb neighbourhood eateries. Here’s our 10 favourite Cardiff restaurants to check out in 2026.

It would be easy for Edinburgh, with its awe-inspiring volcanic peaks and spires, to rest on its laurels. However, the city’s dining scene today leans into the phenomenal ingredients on its doorstep and the incredible talent the city attracts, and each year seems to bring another fantastic reason to head north.

 I’m a Bristolian. As such, praising Bath isn’t something that comes naturally or remotely comfortably. However, there’s no getting away from the hard facts of the matter: Bath is no longer just Roman bricks and Regency facades; it is a living, breathing and exceptionally well-fed city. Here are our 11 unmissable Bath restaurants.

If Bristol has a food scene, it is one characterised by ferocious independence and quiet confidence. No longer is the city on the edge of something bigger – the scene has rocketed to the top of England’s gastro destinations, and it continues to grow from strength to strength. Here’s our much-awaited top 20 for 2026.

There’s something deeply civilised about taking the time to enjoy a restaurant that comes with a bedroom. After all, it removes the only truly tedious aspect of a great evening of gastronomic decadence: the prospect of leaving. Here’s ten of the best you can find in the UK.

I expected the food in Abu Dhabi to be good. After all, I was due to visit a handful of restaurants in one of the world’s most celebrated hubs of luxury living, where the warm waters of the Arabian Sea meet centuries of tradition and trade. I didn’t expect the three restaurants I visited to be quite this game-changing.

British seafood isn’t just good – it’s right up there with the very best in the world. There’s something about the icy waters of the North Sea that allows our most prized specimens to grow slowly and beautifully, allowing for sublime flavours and generous portion sizes.