Born and raised in Essex, Kiera moved to London for her
BA in Journalism; interning at the Sunday Times and Marie Clare,
before discovering a passion for hospitality via one too many
Masterchef: The Professionals episodes (and being a pizza
connoisseur).
From her staff writer role at LONDNR to Editorial Assistant at
DesignMyNight, Kiera turned this love into a career talking about
UK culture, entertainment and hospitality. Also one half of
alternative pop band Head Ballet, co-writing and recording all
their songs, she's a master of the written word in more ways than
one.
Favourite cocktail bar
Seed Library, Bar With Shapes For A Name, Swift
Favourite restaurant
My Neighbours the Dumplings, Cozinha das Flores, Restaurant De Kas
It's no secret that Manchester's
hospitality scene is a hottie, and now even more so with four of
its restaurants making it onto the top 10 most viewed places on...
Have you got a brilliant podcast idea
buzzing around your head but just need the tools to realise it? Or
perhaps you're mid-season, and looking to upgrade out of your...
Sometimes it can be hard to decide what
to eat when dining out which is where the humble tasting menu comes in clutch - a pre-selected
variety of dishes? Yes,...
London might be a city of hustle, but it’s also
home to some of the most indulgent, soul-soothing spas in the
world. Whether you need a deep-tissue massage after navigating...
Two of my greatest loves, besides coffee before 12pm,
are Michelin-starred meals and bargains, but the
two don’t often go hand in hand. The more popular and esteemed a
restaurant...
London is a city where every street
tells a story, every neighbourhood has its own vibe, and every
corner offers something new to discover. Whether you're visiting
for the first...
London may be home to some of the
world’s most lavish Michelin-starred eateries, but you don’t need a
black card to dine like royalty. Scattered across the city are
incredible...
King’s Cross is one of North London’s most exciting and evolving
areas, offering a unique blend of history, culture, and modern
development. Once known for its industrial roots, it’s now...
Sushi lovers, roll up. Whether
you’re a maki fan, a sashimi enthusiast, or just here for the
endless nigiri, the capital has a great selection of Japanese restaurants where you can...
Whether
you’re a seasoned pro looking for a challenge or a complete
beginner keen to test your grip, London's climbing scene has
something for everyone. From towering indoor walls in...
I’ll admit, initially I found the idea of Clueless: The Musical
totally buggin’. As it opened for the first time in
London’s West End this February, it marked 30 years...
Ever dreamed of stitching up your own
wardrobe or giving your favourite outfits a personal touch? From
cosy workshops in independent haberdasheries to full-scale fashion
courses, the city is brimming...
