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Twenty8 Nomad London Twenty8 Nomad London Some people get seasonal allergies. We, in the UK, seem to get seasonal appetites. Thankfully, with London shedding its raincoat and stepping into early summer, it’s the perfect time to make plans that don’t revolve around desk lunches and Deliveroo. New restaurants are launching, terrace pop-ups are fighting for your rosé-all-day loyalty, and if you time it right, you might even make the long stroll to a dessert stop without needing a coat. This month’s line-up is quietly chaotic (I ate too much great food recently, what can I say). We’ve got a Michelin-starred chef in their Knightsbridge comeback, a Mediterranean terrace that wants to be your entire personality for the next two months, and a chocolate-cum-cookie shop in Kennington that’s already halfway to cult status. For every must-visit spot listed below, my instructions are simple: plan now, go hungry, and thank me later. Tom Brown at The Capital Lateef Photography 1. Tom Brown at The Capital Where: Knightsbridge Why now: The Cornerstone chef’s back — this time, with a 12-course tasting menu set inside his prestigious former hotel home. What to expect: The £125 menu is full of clever, confident moves — mussel and beetroot “charcuterie,” cuttlefish masquerading as ravioli, and a chocolate dessert laced with caviar, olive oil, and capers. Dishes are refined but never polite, taking all the risks Cornerstone didn’t have the backing to take. Expect seriously sensational cooking. Vibe: Understated luxury, big flavours, no posturing. 108 Brasserie’s Maison Mirabeau Terrace seafood platter 108 Brasserie 2. 108 Brasserie x Maison Mirabeau Terrace Where: Marylebone Why now: The terrace has had a French Riviera makeover — and the rosé’s flowing accordingly. What to expect: Fresh seafood, serious rosé, and just enough sunlight to pretend you’re on the Côte d’Azur. Go for…

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