Piper-Heidsieck has taken over the rooftop at Coq d’Argent for the summer. Expect skyline views, chilled glasses of cuvée and a French-accented menu featuring oysters, white crab and a lavish fruits de mer platter. On Fridays, DJ Mark Charade spins a slick mix of jazz and house (5-9pm), making it the ideal spot on a thirsty Thursday. There’s also a three-course set menu for £40, available Friday through Monday.

Coq d’Argent, 1 Poultry, City of London, EC2R 8EJ; until 31st August

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Fortnum’s at the Royal Exchange has teamed up with Rick Stein and his son Jack for a throwback seafood menu marking 50 years of their classic Padstow restaurant. The five-dish lineup takes diners from a deep, bisque-like fish soup through to an indulgent turbot with hollandaise, and ends on a knockout chocolate fondant. Available throughout summer – ideal for long lunches or a smart post-work supper in the City.

Fortnum & Mason Royal Exchange, 4-7 The Royal Exchange, City of London, EC3V 3LR; throughout June & July

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Need a breather? Head to Wellnergy Festival, which lands in Wimbledon Park for two days of holistic healthiness this weekend. Choose between over 100 experiences, from dynamic fitness classes to calming sound baths and breathwork sessions. Between sessions, catch talks by wellness experts, doctors and healthcare pros, then wind down as live DJs take over at sunset. Day tickets start from £64.25.

Wimbledon Park, Wimbledon, SW19; 13th & 14th June

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For something smart and seriously original, try London Road. Back at the National Theatre for a limited run, this genre-defying production blends real-life interviews with choral music to explore how a town reacted to the 2006 Ipswich serial murders. Visually stark and musically unconventional, it’s unsettling, powerful, and unlike anything else on stage right now. It also marks one of the final productions under the National’s outgoing artistic director Rufus Norris – a fittingly bold choice to close his chapter.

National Theatre, Upper Ground, South Bank, SE1 9PX; until 21st June

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To help you get Father’s Day right, MR PORTER London is pulling out all the stops. On Sunday 15th June, the Mayfair steakhouse and lounge will host The Gentleman’s Roast, a one-day-only affair designed to bring some refined flair to the classic Sunday ritual. Expect standout cuts like roast loin of beef and pork belly served with all the trimmings: crisp roasties, glazed parsnips, Yorkshire puds and rich red wine sauce. Then, wash it down with a specially crafted cocktail (we rate the Naked Umeshu a bold blend of whisky, umeshu, sherry and fig liqueur). To finish? An indulgent nocciolata dessert of hazelnut sponge, caramel and ganache topped with coffee ice cream.

22 Park Lane, Mayfair, W1K 1BE 

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Raise a glass at Bar Rioja’s inaugural Rioja Wine Festival this Saturday. Hosted by Richard Bigg – the spot’s larger-than-life founder – and his team, the event invites you to explore 15 bodegas and 18 wines from Spain’s celebrated Rioja region – the oldest Denomination of Origin in the country, marking its centenary this year. Expect authentic pinchos, rich paella and Ibérico jamón alongside live music to complete the experience. Tickets (£49.50) come with a branded tasting glass and holder, perfect for a day of sampling.

Bar Rioja, 3 Varnishers Yard, Regent Quarter, King’s Cross, N1 9FD; 14th June

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Set against the rugged backdrop of 1790s Britain, Tornado is a slick and stylish samurai-inspired thriller bursting with heart-pounding action and striking period detail. The film follows Tornado, a determined young woman who’s forced to fight for survival after stealing gold from a ruthless criminal gang led by Tim Roth’s menacing Sugarman and his ambitious son, Little Sugar (Jack Lowden). With a fierce mix of swordplay, high-stakes chases and unexpected alliances, Tornado weaves a gripping tale of loyalty, betrayal, and the desperate fight for freedom. Directed by John Maclean, it stars Kōki in the titular role, delivering a captivating performance alongside a powerhouse cast.

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