...A native of Lisbon, Nuno Mendes lived and worked all over the world before hanging his hat in East London, where he has dwelt for the past seven years, close to Broadway Market. When he isn't hard at ...
...Like Sandy trying to be down with the Pink Ladies, Stoke Newington Church Street has, for many years, searched for a cool that stayed tantalisingly beyond it. There was always something a little whole...
...What we are keen on about Gizzi Erskine, apart from her brilliant cookbooks and TV shows, is her distinctive style. Part rock 'n' roll retro, part rockabilly, it is all her own – no stylist for this...
...Every week, something new and cool seems to open on one of the streets around Kingsland High Street. A year ago, Naomi Reynolds brightened up Shacklewell no end when she opened Yoga on the Lane, a ser...
...Wolf & Badger is a new kind of fashion boutique, one that supports and fosters emerging talent, and offers shoppers a whirlwind of frequently changing, always exciting stock. It opened on Dover St...
...City lawyer turned cook/writer Ed Smith never misses breakfast. Not one for Momofuku Cereal Milk, he orders kippers when there’s an opportunity to do so, currently prefers brew to espresso, and like...
...When Chris Pople agreed to guest on Editer as our cheap eats expert, we were downright thrilled. Not only because he is a top blogger (The Times once named Cheese and Biscuits as one of the best 10 bl...
...There are many, many places to drink the night away around Hoxton and Dalston. But, with Christmas nightlife madness in full spate, most of them are slightly terrifying. We asked Johnny and Daniel, ...
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The original designs and beautiful construction of Penelope Chilvers’ boots, shoes and slippers make her one of contemporary London's true style artisans; she has won a loyal following for her Da...
...As if we'd let you leave it until the last minute! Here are Joe Warwick's top five tips for fun, well-fed group dining this Christmas season. Get booking! We also recommend Brunswick House Café in So...
...Chatsworth Road Market isn't a newcomer to the East End market scene, rather a plucky revival – at its height during the 1930s, there'd be 200 stalls through the week. We asked Lillie to talk us thr...
...Victorious in the Tour de France, fresh from a stellar Olympics, Britain is bossing the bike track. Eager to get a backie on this bandwagon, we spoke to Andrew Diprose, sometime art director of Wired ...
...Here at Editer.com, we love every corner of our fair city, from East End to deep South, and we're always delighted to add to our London knowledge – all the better to share it with our readers, of co...
...We kept hearing good things about Brixton Market from south London friends, so we thought we'd get ourselves down there for a proper evening of eating and drinking, led by local gal Rosie Birkett, who...
...With their debut album Ways To Forget garnering critical acclaim, a new video starring Alun Armstrong, and a packed touring schedule, the boys in Clock Opera are the kind of hard-working pop stars who...
...Blessed are they who live in the 9th or 18th arrondissements of Paris, for they get to do their everyday shopping on the Rue des Martyrs. This old road climbing steeply towards Montmartre is one of ou...
...Sophie Dening, Editer's resident gastronomy expert, explains why Frith Street and Dean Street are piping hot right now with all their buzzy, informal new restaurants.
I used to work at Harper's Baz...
...It may be a city where fashionable restaurants count as heritage, but Paris dining is far from fusty. Today's food scene centres around néobistrots and iconoclastic wine bars that compete with anythi...
...For a while now, we’ve been keeping an eye on Maltby Street, where a handful of food producers with premises in Bermondsey railway arches began trading on Saturdays a few years ago. Before word got ...
...Like a black-clad teenager at a family wedding, Redchurch Street has been lurking in the shadows, keen to hang on to indie credibility, but complicatedly eager for mainstream approval. Such has arrive...