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Did we just catch you wondering what to do this weekend? Well, wonder no more. We’ve lined up a Friday testing the recipes of a Michelin-starred chef, a Saturday at London’s answer to Miami Beach and a Sunday sipping sparkling wine and eating giant food. If you’re set on staying in, make sure you turn up our exclusive Hideout Festival playlist by Doorly. It’s up to you.
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• FRI Smoke & Salt • SAT The Electric Forest at the RA • SUN Nyetimber Garden Bar |
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| Friday | | | | | | TRY: | | EAT: | Adam Simmonds’ The Test Kitchen | | Smoke & Salt | | We love it when a two Michelin-starred chef opens a culinary playground around the corner from UJHQ. Say hello to Adam Simmonds’ new pop-up, The Test Kitchen (nestled into Barrafina’s former spot on Frith Street). There’s no set menu, and it’ll be ever-evolving based on diners’ feedback. Get in ASAP.
| | After saying a sad farewell to Kricket’s Pop Brixton location, this weekend we welcome its replacement: Smoke & Salt. Migrating from its pop-up at Islington’s Chapel Bar, Smoke & Salt’s unique small plates focus on curing, smoking and preserving. We can’t wait to try the lamb merguez tartare, chicken with truffle ponzu and hispi cabbage with pickled peanut.
| | | | 54 Frith St,
Soho,
W1D 4SL
| | Pop Brixton,
49 Brixton Station Road,
SW9 8PQ
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| LISTEN: | | Doorly x UJ Hideout Playlist | | | | Happening at the end of this month on Croatia’s Zrce Beach, Hideout Festival is fast approaching. With Hot Since 82, Eats Everything, B. Traits and Bicep all on the line-up, it’s sure to be one to remember. To get you hyped, we asked British producer Doorly to preview some tracks he’ll be playing at the festival. Listen up!
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| Saturday | | | | | | WATCH: | | BOOK: | Backyard Cinema Miami Beach | | The Electric Forest at the RA | | Because sometimes the great British summer isn’t quite enough, get a slice of South Beach in South London with Backyard Cinema’s latest season. The line up includes classics like Bridesmaids, Grease, Clueless and Pretty Woman. Enjoy with your toes in the sand and cocktail in hand.
| | As part of the opening of their unmissable Summer Exhibition, the RA are throwing a psychedelic summer solstice party in their courtyard. Think neon UV life drawing, maypole dancing, Pagan crafts, ‘70s disco DJs and an immersive screening of The Wicker Man, plus a private view of the Summer Exhibition.
| | | | Mercato Metropolitano,
42 Newington Causeway,
SE1 6DR
| | £45, 7pm
17th June,
Burlington House,
W1J 0BD
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| DON'T MISS: | | Laurent-Perrier Masterclass | | | | Laurent-Perrier are back at this year’s Taste of London – happening this weekend. If you’re a fan of the fizz, make sure you don’t miss their masterclass, which gives guests the chance to sample all seven of their diverse champagnes.
| | | Taste of London runs from 14th-18th June, Regent’s Park, Chester Rd, NW1 4NR. Tickets for the masterclass are available from £72 here
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| Sunday | | | | | | DRINK: | | GO: | Nyetimber Garden Bar | | Giant Sundays at Giant Robot | | Forget prosecco, this summer we’re all about English sparkling wine. If you’re a fan, make sure you head to Nyetimber’s pop up Garden Bar in the Covent Garden Piazza. All throughout June, they’ll be serving up their signature tipples against a floral backdrop taken from the Chelsea Flower Show garden ‘500 Years of Covent Garden’. Drink up.
| | If you’re stuck for a plan this Father’s Day (or just hungry) head to UJ’s fave street food spot Giant Robot for Giant Sundays. Each Sunday, the stalls go supersize; everything gets bigger, except for the price. Double up on Yum Bun, try the weekend-only Little José Tapas Tray, or get a double helping of BOB’s Lobster Eggs Royale, with a free mimosa. Arrive hungry.
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Covent Garden Piazza,
WC2E 8RF
| | Giant Robot,
Crossrail Place,
E14 5AR
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