Jean-Georges Vongerichten brings the popular New York restaurant Spice Market to London. Expect a menu of mixed Southeast Asian dishes and don’t miss the 600 woks turned into ceiling lamps.

Located next door to big sis, Heist, the new boutique specializes in loungewear that goes from bedroom to boardwalk without a walk of shame. Equal parts home and body, it carries room sprays from Coqui Coqui spa in Tulum and hard-to-score Costes candles. Ladies of the house stock up on gauzy nightgowns and lingerie, around-the-clock dresses, and cozy cashmere sweaters for tossing over your scanties when it’s nippy.

Pop into the sweet throwback pharmacy and pick up more than just meds: Jonathan Adler curios, Malin + Goetz, Murad, and Ahava cosmetics, and more.

Get both a cultural and food fix at this discreet Italian restaurant in Mayfair, where chef Stefano Cavallini works his magic in the kitchen and White Cube artist Gary Hume inspires with his bespoke designs.

The lively joint puts an L.A.-inspired twist on Japanese pub food with more than enough sake, beer, wine, and house cocktails to go around. 

The L.A.-based salon’s first store outside of California offers blowouts — and only blowouts — after a good lather and rinse. Services, which always ring in at $35, include the Manhattan (sleek and smooth), Southern Comfort (think big), and Mai Tai (messy beach hair). A handful of add-ons — ten-minute scalp massage, nourishing hair treatment — is also available.

From storytelling workshops to DIY food photography, this quirky Brooklyn facility hosts classes as diverse (and as random) as you are.

Chocolate icon Oded Brenner highlights caffeinated creations and locally sourced ingredients at his new UES corner shop. Perk up with Nutella lattes, dulce de leche coffee, and other dreamy drinks made with Hudson Valley Creamery dairy products and Van Leeuwen ice cream.

Country-style pub and hotel from the Cubitt House group (The Pantechnicon, Thomas Cubitt) has eight rustic bedrooms and a cosy dining room serving seasonal and traditional British fayre.

Bustling bistro from R.J. and Jerrod Melman (Lettuce Entertain You) serves French fare (escargot, terrines, steak frites, pot de creme) and a hefty wine list.

A moody speakeasy owned by a trio of French men (with similar venues in Paris). Set over three floors in Chinatown, this discreet drinking den serves vintage cocktails and classic drinks until 3 a.m.