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 | | | Market Hall Victoria | | | Up Market | | | Dining out on food halls | | | Elevated food courts are about to start a revolution. Check in with the three new arrivals to know.
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| | | SUSHISAMBA Covent Garden | | | Jungle Fever | | | It’s getting hot in here | | | The weather might be getting colder but in terms of new openings, the humidity is rising. We’ve noticed an abundance of greenery and tropical vibes of late: think ferns and bamboo at Zela, an urban greenhouse at SUSHISAMBA Covent Garden, and live bands, palm trees and exotic cocktails at The Parrot.
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 |  | | Marcis Dzelzainis and Michael Sager | | | If there are two men who know their drinks, its Marcis Dzelzainis (69 Colebrooke Row, Dandelyan, Quo Vadis) and Michael Sager (Sager + Wilde). Before we stop by their new all-day dining spot Fare this week, we got to know them a little better.
| | What's your all-time favourite London restaurant?
Marcis: Barrafina – it has been consistently great across all of its sites for the last 10 years.
Michael: Brawn. Impeccable service, food, atmosphere and – of course – wine.
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| | | Sponsored Listing | | | Veuve Clicquot Widow Series: Rebels | | | A space for radical minds | | | The annual Veuve Clicquot Widow Series is almost here, taking place from 15-17th November at Bargehouse SE1 – and we have 10 pairs of tickets to give away for Friday night (16th, 9-11pm). This year’s series, Rebels, is a fun space to celebrate radical thinking. Each room features bespoke pieces from collaborators including Savages, Nick Knight and Neneh Cherry – we’re especially looking forward to Room 7 (The Sunken Cargo, filled with Funktion-One speaker stacks for club night nostalgia) and Room 5 (The Comet Bar, inspired by VC’s La Grande Dame bottle, celebrating the acid house movement with music by Joe Goddard). Try your luck by entering here, or guarantee your spot by buying a ticket now.
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| UJ Radar | |  | |  | | Thanksgiving Fun | | | Bring on the pecan pie | | | This year it seems like more Londoners than ever are getting in on the Thanksgiving fun. We like the idea of an excuse to be thankful and reflect on the year, so check out our Thanksgiving highlights from Red Rooster, Sea Containers and more, and book in!
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| | | Hoppers | | | Top 5: Alternative Brunches | | | Time to switch things up | | | Bored of benedict? We’ve got just the thing. From ceviche and DJs to Cantonese pork belly and pineapple buns, discover our list of brunches with a difference.
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| | | Jungle Bling | | | Tropical luxury | | | You might have noticed we’re feeling tropical this week. Want to channel the jungle vibes but still keep it luxe? Shop our curated selection from Halpern, Saint Laurent and Ralph Lauren x Palace.
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| UJ Playlist | |  | | | | Rock the Belles | | | Upbeat hits from Kanye, Missy Elliott and TLC | | | Ahead of their Skate Lates night at Somerset House on 16th November, Rock the Belles have put together a playlist of hits to get you warmed up. Get a taster of what to expect from their set with tracks from 2Pac, Notorious B.I.G and Drake. See you on the rink!
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| The Weekend | | | | Stuck for weekend plans? Don’t worry, we’ve done the searching so you don’t have to. Start off right: with a night dancing to emerging electronic artists at Studio 9294 (including a ‘special set’ from GAIKA). For Saturday it’s bangin’ wine and bangin’ music at Salon with their latest Strictly Bangers night, and save some energy to get your kawaii on at HYPER JAPAN on Sunday, with sake tasting, origami workshops and stalls dedicated to all your Japanese favourites: katsu, donburi, miso and ramen.
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| | | Sponsored Listing | | | A Brand New Production | | | Politics. Power. Protest. | | | One-to-watch playwright Jack Stanley opens a new production at the White Bear Theatre this week with Pressure Points. Set against the shifting political backdrop of the 2010s, Pressure Points explores youth activism (yes, those were the days!) and whether or not the political ideals we have when we’re young ever unfold that way in the real world. Directed by Nadia Papachronopoulou, catch the latest work from two emerging theatrical talents this week from 13th-17th November.
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| | See you next week! | | | | Want more from Urban Junkies?
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