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Let's do Lunch Reels Series | Sette Knightsbridge with influencer Chaly DN

It’s a pleasure to launch my new Let’s do Lunch interview reels series via Instagram! The plan was always to include a video element to this philosophy of creating meaningful connections over food – I just didn’t think I’d be the one filming it! Like I always say, don’t wait for opportunities to come your way – create your own! Continue reading Untitled

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AFIBA Foundation Supports Four Schools In The Western Region

AFIBA Foundation Supports Four Schools In The Western Region

Four schools in the western region have benefited from Afiba Foundation, a non-governmental organization that seeks to support the needs of pupils in rural Ghana. The team led by  Jesse Amoh Agyepong and Charles Mensah donated some building and educational materials including a desktop computer, roofing sheets, exercise books, note books, pens, pencils, mathematical set, desk and school bags etc.…

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Less than a week to go before we kick off with not just one – but two launch events to celebrate our official ‘coming out‘ with the release of the My Soho Times Winter issue! Here’s a peak at what you can expect to find inside…

Winter issue out 25th November

25th November 7pm at Experimental Cocktail Club is where the party’s at, and your opportunity to view the first issue of My Soho Times (FYI, our invite picture isn’t our front cover – all will be revealed at the launch!)  Tickets costs £10 and include a My Soho Times membership card and tote bag. CLICK HERE for your ticket!

29th November 6.30pm at The Piano Bar Soho is an event to say a big thank you to our partners, contributors and invite local businesses to learn more about what My Soho Times is about! Feel free to join us for an evening jazzed up with music and networking! Tickets cost £10 and include a My Soho Times membership card and tote bag. CLICK HERE for your ticket! (Limited comp tickets available for both events. To request one please email info@mysohotimes.co.uk)

What can you expect to find inside the Winter issue?… Here’s a sneak peak!

El Sabor

Chef Nieves Barragan of Michelin Star restaurant Sabor talks about Spanish flavours, gaining a Michelin Star and giving back as an ambassador of Action Against Hunger. Look out for our video interview filmed by DoGoodFilms coming out soon. Behind the scenes pictures by The Soho Girl.

Mr Mullans General Store

We discovered Soho’s very own likeness to Covent Garden’s Neal’s Yard – Smith’s Court! It’s here that we stumbled upon this gem of a shop and its name sake owner… Lose yourself in the eclectic world of Mr Mullans General Store! Behind the scenes pictures by photographer Ari Gurdon Lindey and Kai Lutterodt, The Soho Girl.

Buy fresh this festive season!

Berwick Street Market has a 300 years history. This season is the perfect opportunity to support its traditional vendors by buying your fresh fruit, veg and cut flowers from them! Behind the scenes photos my photographer Ari Gurdon Lindey and The Soho Girl.

The Art of Looking Dapper

After 30+ years in the fashion industry Mark Powell is Dapper than ever… Soho’s legendary tailor reveals the secrets of dressing up in style. Behind the scenes photos captured by photographer Lewis Inman and The Soho Girl.

Your guide through Soho

We join My London Walks guide Nikka Garrett on a tour through Soho… If you think you know the area well, bet there are some secrets you’re yet to discover (like where to get the best Express Martini in Soho!) Behind the scenes photos by The Soho Girl.

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The Talentbanqer

Ray Jones has been known as ‘Mr London’ for decades, but we prefer to call him the ‘Talentbanqer’… Find out why! Behind the scenes pictures taken at L’escargot, by The Soho Girl.

Find Faith in Soho

We explore Soho’s places of spiritual wellbeing, faith, and religion, including the Radha Krishna Temple as they prepare for their 50th anniversary in London…

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Soho’s 2020 vision…

We bring out the crystal ball to predict Soho’s future in 2020 and beyond, with the help of people who come here to LIVE, WORK and PLAY. Look out for our 2020 Vision of Soho event on the 20.02.2020 at House of St Barnabas to hear more! Join our mailing list for ticket release date CLICK HERE. Photos by The Soho Girl.

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You can expect this and so much more in the Winter issue of My Soho Times out 25th November! For a listing of local businesses stocking our magazine CLICK HERE!

A special ‘thank you’ to our Winter issue contributors: Ari Gurdon Lindey @ari55 | Ivo Belohoubek @dogoodfilmsworldwide | Gillian Smith | Freya Starr @freyastarr | Syahna Yahya @syahnayahya | Sabrina Hamilton @iamsabrinaham | Samuel Sasiharan @samuelsasiharan | Maria Vole  @miamariasv | Lewis Inman @lewisinman_ | Rev’d Simon Buckley | Tony Shrimplin @themuseumofsoho | Amru Sabbah @our.sangha | Jessica Lee @jessicialee.yoga | Beverly Elie

For opportunities to contribute content for our blog and print publication please email info@mysohotimes.co.uk

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   A Sneak Peak of what’s inside the My Soho Times Winter issue!

Less than a week to go before we kick off with not just one – but two launch events to celebrate our official ‘

A Sneak Peak of what’s inside the My Soho Times Winter issue! Less than a week to go before we kick off with not just one - but two launch events to celebrate our official '

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Just in - I'm repin' UALACS!

Just in – I’m repin’ UALACS!

my excited face…

There are few things that excite me these days – seriously. You’d have to either be Idris Elba replying to my tweets, or Joe Thomas singing “hello, welcome to the show…” (I’m showing my age now).

However morning when a package came through the post, I couldn’t contain my excitement (unfortunately didn’t involve either Elba or Joe), when I realised what the package was… Our “I rep…

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Let's do Lunch | 3 PR Agency Directors share a memorable Lunch Date and the impact it created

Seven years ago I set up Let’s Do Lunch Network, a networking platform with the aim of creating meaningful connections through the sharing of food. It’s finally having a revival (check out our Christmas Lunch Network event at Gunpowder), so I’ve asked three PR executives I admire to share a memorable ‘let’s do lunch’ moment, and its impact… Continue reading Untitled

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Let's do Lunch Network | Christmas Menu at Gunpowder Soho with My Soho Times

Let's do Lunch Network influencers' table at Gunpowder Soho...

Food has a wonderful way of connecting us, regardless of our background. I knew I was onto something special when I set up Let’s Do Lunch Network seven years ago whilst studying journalism at UAL (University of the Arts London). Even then, at the early stage of my career, it was apparent my superpower as a creative would be to establish meaningful IRL (in real life) connections beyond the…

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Less than a week to go before we kick off with not just one – but two launch events to celebrate our official ‘coming out‘ with the release of the My Soho Times Winter issue! Here’s a peak at what you can expect to find inside…

Winter issue out 25th November

25th November 7pm at Experimental Cocktail Club is where the party’s at, and your opportunity to view the first issue of My Soho Times (FYI, our invite picture isn’t our front cover – all will be revealed at the launch!)  Tickets costs £10 and include a My Soho Times membership card and tote bag. CLICK HERE for your ticket!

29th November 6.30pm at The Piano Bar Soho is an event to say a big thank you to our partners, contributors and invite local businesses to learn more about what My Soho Times is about! Feel free to join us for an evening jazzed up with music and networking! Tickets cost £10 and include a My Soho Times membership card and tote bag. CLICK HERE for your ticket! (Limited comp tickets available for both events. To request one please email info@mysohotimes.co.uk)

What can you expect to find inside the Winter issue?… Here’s a sneak peak!

El Sabor

Chef Nieves Barragan of Michelin Star restaurant Sabor talks about Spanish flavours, gaining a Michelin Star and giving back as an ambassador of Action Against Hunger. Look out for our video interview filmed by DoGoodFilms coming out soon. Behind the scenes pictures by The Soho Girl.

Mr Mullans General Store

We discovered Soho’s very own likeness to Covent Garden’s Neal’s Yard – Smith’s Court! It’s here that we stumbled upon this gem of a shop and its name sake owner… Lose yourself in the eclectic world of Mr Mullans General Store! Behind the scenes pictures by photographer Ari Gurdon Lindey and Kai Lutterodt, The Soho Girl.

Buy fresh this festive season!

Berwick Street Market has a 300 years history. This season is the perfect opportunity to support its traditional vendors by buying your fresh fruit, veg and cut flowers from them! Behind the scenes photos my photographer Ari Gurdon Lindey and The Soho Girl.

The Art of Looking Dapper

After 30+ years in the fashion industry Mark Powell is Dapper than ever… Soho’s legendary tailor reveals the secrets of dressing up in style. Behind the scenes photos captured by photographer Lewis Inman and The Soho Girl.

Your guide through Soho

We join My London Walks guide Nikka Garrett on a tour through Soho… If you think you know the area well, bet there are some secrets you’re yet to discover (like where to get the best Express Martini in Soho!) Behind the scenes photos by The Soho Girl.

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The Talentbanqer

Ray Jones has been known as ‘Mr London’ for decades, but we prefer to call him the ‘Talentbanqer’… Find out why! Behind the scenes pictures taken at L’escargot, by The Soho Girl.

Find Faith in Soho

We explore Soho’s places of spiritual wellbeing, faith, and religion, including the Radha Krishna Temple as they prepare for their 50th anniversary in London…

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Soho’s 2020 vision…

We bring out the crystal ball to predict Soho’s future in 2020 and beyond, with the help of people who come here to LIVE, WORK and PLAY. Look out for our 2020 Vision of Soho event on the 20.02.2020 at House of St Barnabas to hear more! Join our mailing list for ticket release date CLICK HERE. Photos by The Soho Girl.

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You can expect this and so much more in the Winter issue of My Soho Times out 25th November! For a listing of local businesses stocking our magazine CLICK HERE!

A special ‘thank you’ to our Winter issue contributors: Ari Gurdon Lindey @ari55 | Ivo Belohoubek @dogoodfilmsworldwide | Gillian Smith | Freya Starr @freyastarr | Syahna Yahya @syahnayahya | Sabrina Hamilton @iamsabrinaham | Samuel Sasiharan @samuelsasiharan | Maria Vole  @miamariasv | Lewis Inman @lewisinman_ | Rev’d Simon Buckley | Tony Shrimplin @themuseumofsoho | Amru Sabbah @our.sangha | Jessica Lee @jessicialee.yoga | Beverly Elie

For opportunities to contribute content for our blog and print publication please email info@mysohotimes.co.uk

See you at our launch party?

Follow us on social media 

   A Sneak Peak of what’s inside the My Soho Times Winter issue! Less than a week to go before we kick off with not just one - but two launch events to celebrate our official '

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Everything on the menu sounded inviting as we stood outside Lima, mentally debating which of the many good restaurants on Charlotte Street was worthy of our custom for the much awaited catch up between me and my good friend and mentor, Gerry Haag.

However just to be sure we weren’t missing out on something else new in and as intriguing in Fitzrovia or as it’s sometimes called Noho (no no – a failed attempt to rebrand the area north of Soho), we strolled further down the street. Charlotte Street has been one of my favourite off-the-beaten tracks of Oxford Street since I’ve lived in Central London for over 10 years. Located just a stone-throws away from Tottenham Court Road and Goodge Street Station, it is a cleaner slate north of its iconic counterpart Soho.

Within 5 minutes we were back outside Lima, confirming from the menu and the ambiance visible from its glass façade that this was were we could sit and catch up with good food to fuel us.

Lima has received 4 accolades which include 1 Michelin Star and Best new Restaurant. I was unaware of the high status of this restaurant until I looked it up this morning. And that speaks volumes – the food (and drink; those Pisco Cocktails took me right back to Chile), spoke for itself. Beautifully presented contemporary Peruvian cuisine without losing the essence of flavour.

I’ll admit, this restaurant isn’t in the average price budget – it’s £££. But for good quality food and a taste of South America without the airfare price tag,  it was worth the compromise to perhaps miss out on eating out this week, just to savour good quality Michelin Star food!

A taste of Lima from Charlotte Street, W1…

Hake “plancha”

Salmon “hot ceviche”

Sea Bream Ceviche

Scallop Tiradito

Fruity cocktails: pisco sours

Great food & drink with great company and pleasant staff… You might want to pop over for a stroll on Charlotte street to visit Lima.

Words Kai Lutterodt @the.soho.girl

📍Lima, Rathbone Place, London W1T 1JH

www.limalondon.com

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Down Charlotte Street to Peru, the taste of Lima in W1

Everything on the menu sounded inviting as we stood outside Lima, mentally debating which of the many good restaurants on Charlotte Street was worthy of our custom for the much awaited catch up between me and my good friend and mentor,

Down Charlotte Street to Peru, the taste of Lima in W1 Everything on the menu sounded inviting as we stood outside Lima, mentally debating which of the many good restaurants on Charlotte Street was worthy of our custom for the much awaited catch up between me and my good friend and mentor,

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Everything on the menu sounded inviting as we stood outside Lima, mentally debating which of the many good restaurants on Charlotte Street was worthy of our custom for the much awaited catch up between me and my good friend and mentor, Gerry Haag.

However just to be sure we weren’t missing out on something else new in and as intriguing in Fitzrovia or as it’s sometimes called Noho (no no – a failed attempt to rebrand the area north of Soho), we strolled further down the street. Charlotte Street has been one of my favourite off-the-beaten tracks of Oxford Street since I’ve lived in Central London for over 10 years. Located just a stone-throws away from Tottenham Court Road and Goodge Street Station, it is a cleaner slate north of its iconic counterpart Soho.

Within 5 minutes we were back outside Lima, confirming from the menu and the ambiance visible from its glass façade that this was were we could sit and catch up with good food to fuel us.

Lima has received 4 accolades which include 1 Michelin Star and Best new Restaurant. I was unaware of the high status of this restaurant until I looked it up this morning. And that speaks volumes – the food (and drink; those Pisco Cocktails took me right back to Chile), spoke for itself. Beautifully presented contemporary Peruvian cuisine without losing the essence of flavour.

I’ll admit, this restaurant isn’t in the average price budget – it’s £££. But for good quality food and a taste of South America without the airfare price tag,  it was worth the compromise to perhaps miss out on eating out this week, just to savour good quality Michelin Star food!

A taste of Lima from Charlotte Street, W1…

Hake “plancha”

Salmon “hot ceviche”

Sea Bream Ceviche

Scallop Tiradito

Fruity cocktails: pisco sours

Great food & drink with great company and pleasant staff… You might want to pop over for a stroll on Charlotte street to visit Lima.

Words Kai Lutterodt @the.soho.girl

📍Lima, Rathbone Place, London W1T 1JH

www.limalondon.com

Let me know your thoughts in the comment box below… Don’t forget to hit the ‘share’ button!

Down Charlotte Street to Peru, the taste of Lima in W1 Everything on the menu sounded inviting as we stood outside Lima, mentally debating which of the many good restaurants on Charlotte Street was worthy of our custom for the much awaited catch up between me and my good friend and mentor,