What To Do This Weekend 03.05.24
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Ikoyi X Uber Eats
If you’re planning on enjoying some downtime this bank holiday weekend, you don't even need to leave your house for this hot foodie collab, which launches today. Uber Eats has partnered with the world-class Ikoyi to launch the UK’s cheapest two-Michelin-starred menu – at just £60pp. Exclusively available through the delivery platform, Ikoyi's executive chef, Jeremy Chan, has developed a five-course menu in the restaurant's signature, out-of-the-box style. Modern West African influences are clear in the dishes: think mutton merguez, fried chicken, jollof rice with crab custard and suya tamari pork, followed by a flower sugar cake for dessert.
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Grab Lunch
Secret Sandwich Shop X It’s Bagels
Notting Hill favourite Secret Sandwich Shop has been hosting a series of monthly collaborations this year. For May it’s teaming up with It’s Bagels, the Primrose Hill hotspot known for – well, have a guess. Together, they’ve come up with a salt beef bagel, stacking layers of melted Swiss cheese, pulled salt beef, French’s mustard, house pickles, shaved red onion and Kewpie mayo. The limited-edition offering will also be on the menu at It’s Bagels.
103 Talbot Road, Notting Hill, W11 2AT; 65 Regent's Park Road, Primrose Hill, NW1 8XD
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Start Early
Lyaness
SLMan’s go-to mixologist Mr Lyan has launched a weekend menu at his flagship bar. The ‘perfect afternoon’ menu will be on at Lyaness each Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4pm, featuring two cocktails and two bar snacks for £30. Channelling Mr Lyan’s revolutionary spirit, English coastal oysters will be offered alongside Space Raider devilled eggs and pan con tomate. All sounds good for a pitstop after perusing the South Bank’s cultural institutions.
20 Upper Ground, South Bank, SE1 9PD
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Get A Culture Fix
Beyond The Bassline
The British Library has opened an exhibition celebrating 500 years of Black British music. Honouring trailblazers from across the centuries, Beyond the Bassline is not just about the music. It’s about the community surrounding it. From clubs to carnivals, reggae to jungle, it holds a mirror up to the Black British experience, culture and history.
96 Euston Road, King’s Cross, NW1 2DB; until 26th August
Meet The Boys
Peckham Arches X Ruben’s Reubens
One of our favourite spots south of the river is back for spring/summer. This year, Peckham Arches – found under Peckham Rye station – has invited smokehouse master Ruben’s Reubens to take up residency in the kitchen. Expect typical BBQ favourites, loaded meat trays, pulled pork buns and some great veggie options.
Blenheim Grove, Peckham, SE15 4QN
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Get A Taste Of Italy
Sicily Fest
Foodies, this one's for you. This weekend, you can experience ‘la dolce vita’ in London, as Sicily Fest returns for another year. The pop-up Sicilian food market features the best of the island’s cuisine; gelato, arancini and, of course, pizza. There will also be live performances by local artists and interactive classes led by world-class Italian chefs for you to get stuck into.
52 Upper Street, Islington, N1 0QH; 2nd-5th May
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