The Wonder List

24/02/2026

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15/02/2026

INSIDE MEXICO’S MOST STYLISH HACIENDA…

Set at the foothills of the Volcán de Colima in Mexico’s breathtaking highlands, Hacienda de San Antonio is a rare kind of escape. Surrounded by lush gardens, dramatic volcanic views, and its own organic farm, every detail is thoughtfully curated for a private, immersive stay.

With just 25 individually designed bedrooms, this intimate retreat pairs exceptional personalised service with a range of outdoor experiences that connect you to the untouched landscape beyond the gates.

Discover this one-of-a-kind hacienda with Voyager Club — inquire and let us curate your bespoke trip.

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26/01/2026

23/01/2026

Behind a leather-goods shop, Mayfair’s most discreet table.

Automat

Behind the door of an unassuming leather-goods shop, a Mayfair icon returns with its confidence intact. Automat, once famed for importing New York diner glamour to London, has reopened on Mount Street with crisp tablecloths, cold martinis and a knowing polish. Its name nods to early twentieth-century automats where diners selected dishes behind glass, but the mood now is measured and modern. Burgers, lobster rolls, waffles and mac and cheese sit comfortably on the menu, rounded off with a particularly good pecan pie. Slip in for Automat Martini Hour, Tuesday to Thursday, 4pm to 7pm. A discreet reopening, and a door worth finding.

Mount Street, Mayfair
127 Mount Street, London W1K
Tuesday to Saturday, 6.30pm–11pm

20/01/2026

Slow travel, sunrise views and cabins that frame the Nile like a living painting.

Nour El Nil feels nothing like a big ship. Traditional dahabiyas move gently along the river, designed so the Nile is always part of the experience, with large windows, calm interiors and a sense of space that never feels rushed. Cabins are simple and elegant, with generous beds, crisp linens and views that change hour by hour. Days begin with coffee on deck, followed by temple visits, village walks and market stops, while meals are shared at long tables with fresh local cooking and wine. Decks are scattered with rugs, armchairs and daybeds for slow afternoons and long evenings under the sky. Add this to your Wonder List.

Nour El Nil
River Nile, Egypt

19/01/2026

Seafood with theatre in the heart of Mayfair.

Lilibet’s
Mayfair
££££
020 3828 8388


A townhouse restaurant just off Bond Street with a strong sense of occasion. The room leans into florals, marble and a statement oyster bar, setting the tone from the moment you walk in. The menu is seafood-led and direct: anchovy éclairs, crab tart, crudos and the Fish Triptych, where one fish arrives three ways.

This is a place for heels and martinis, long dinners that drift late, and a crowd that’s dressed for it.

Add this to your Wonder List.

18/01/2026

A sexy Italian right opposite Sloane Square tube. Straightforward Italian cooking, well judged and exactly what this part of London needed.

Martino’s
Sloane Square
£££
020 8058 7890london

Polished wood, white tablecloths and a central bar give Martino’s its mood, pulling people straight in from Sloane Square station opposite. The menu centres on classic Italian dishes - beef carpaccio with pecorino cream, short rib ragù tagliatelle and meatballs zuppetta a combination that’s been warmly received by London critics. Italian wines lead the list, with a concise cocktail offering alongside.

Definitely one for the list.
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18/01/2026

NORA
Canary Wharf, London
£££
020 3906 9777nora

A fresh face in Wood Wharf that makes you forget you’re in the financial district. NORA’s modern Turkish table deftly balances the laid-back spirit of Istanbul with meticulous London polish: warm sesame-dotted pide arrives alongside smoky adana and tender pulled lamb manti that invite leisurely sharing, while mezze and charcoal grills feel both rooted and exuberant. A wine list that reaches eastward and raki cocktails add a dash of ambience to a space that’s calm by day, seductive by night - perfect for dinner with friends, or a long lunch that just keeps going.

17/01/2026

From the team behind Lurra and Donostia comes Maset, their newest opening on Chiltern Street and a confident shift in mood. This time, it’s southern coastal France doing the talking, with Occitania as the guiding hand.

The room is calm, handsome, and exactly what Marylebone does best: a proper neighbourhood restaurant that feels settled from day one. The food follows suit. Pâtes au pistou and chicken farcis Niçois are the orders to remember, while the fougasse arrives light, warm, and dangerously moreish.

Cocktails deserve their moment too - especially a preserved lemon martini that’s all balance, no bravado.

Well worth the detour. And if you’re making a night of it, The Hart is just down the road for a post-supper drink.

MASET
Chiltern Street
London W1
london
0203 822 0808