There are plenty of new openings in the capital right now – and from late-night bars to hot restaurants and luxury hotels, we’ve rounded up the best.

Whether you’re planning a city break now or heading to the French capital this summer for the Olympic Games, there’s a wealth of newness in the city. Consider this a handy update to our existing Paris city guide…

For a relatively small island, Sri Lanka has it all – Buddhist temples, ancient cities, colonial tea plantations, lush rainforest, cool hill stations, miles of palm-fringed beaches and extraordinary wildlife. But many visit the island solely for the food. So who better to show us around than Dom Fernando? The Sri Lankan chef is the man behind Soho’s Michelin-starred Paradise, which leans into his homeland’s tropical modernism movement – and serves some of London’s most spectacular cooking. Here, Dom shares his top places for hoppers, curry, sundowners and sleepovers…

Wondering what to do with your downtime? SLMan has you covered. From a cigar spot to a new sandwich joint, here’s what to get stuck into…

Not even the nation’s greatest gourmets can resist a portion of fish and chips. They know where to find the good stuff too – from seaside towns to Spitalfields, these are the places where the chefs go…

Wondering what to do with your downtime? SLMan has you covered. From a cool art fair to a great Six Nations watch space, here’s what to get stuck into…

Omakase – meaning ‘I'll leave it up to you’ – is an intimate, chef-led dining experience that lets you sit back while a culinary master crafts a one-of-a-kind meal using the freshest ingredients. The key, of course, is to put yourself in the very best hands – so, from hidden neighbourhood spots to Michelin-starred gems, these are the names to know on London’s thriving omakase scene.

Whether you fancy a trip to the cinema or don’t want to leave the sofa, SLMan’s monthly edit of the latest cultural releases is here to see you through March...