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| Monday, September 22 2003 | |||
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Not satisfied with owning Soho House, one of the most established members bars in London, or Soho House NY, currently the most talked about members hotel/bar in the Big Apple, restauranteur Nick Jones has decided the outskirts of London could do with a little of the Midas touch. |
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| Iconic in Sydney's fashion retail, Antipodium launches their London boutique with a bash & off-schedule LFW shows tonight. 6:30pm. Charlotte Hse, 47 Charlotte Road, EC2. Free. | |||
| Time for some antipasta as Isola opens its new space downstairs to the public. 145 Knightsbridge, SW1. 020 7838 1044. | |||
Who knew the Manolo crew would go to such lengths (and leave Zone 1) to sample the man's latest feat. Even the best of Belgravia are braving the streets of Balham en force to test-drive his newest affair. The menu is simple: seafood and sausages, burgers and brunch, but in typical Nick Jones style, there's also caviar, oysters and first-rate vino on offer to set this place apart from the generic gastro mass. Dancing on tabletops is optional. It may not have the frisson of his other haunts (what, no Ectasy at children's b-day parties?), but this playground doesn't insist on paid membership, so it may be your only chance to rub shoulders with the Jones' without selling your firstborn. Balham Kitchen and Bar TR |
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| The concerts are sold out but you can still get a dose of Suede at the concurrent show this week at the ICA. Noon-11pm. The Mall, SW1. £1.50. | |||
| Write us with tips & ideas. | |||
| This week is last chance for Theatre O's very mad The Argument at the Barbican, Tate Britain's Bridget Riley exhibition, a bit of Paradise at the National Gallery and the all-women production of The Taming of the Shrew at Shakespeare's Globe. | |||
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