Zuaya London

"This upscale South American spot keeping EOTHO going throughout September in Kensington. The £10 per person discount doesn’t make a huge dent in their all-day menu, but once you factor in the reduction, their £14.50 steak lunch, available till 5pm daily, suddenly looks like one of the best deals in town." - oliver feldman, rianne shlebak

"You can get 50% (up to £10) off a meal and a free tequila shot or glass of champagne on Mondays to Wednesdays throughout October at this Kensington spot." - rianne shlebak

"Nothing says organised fun quite like an Easter baking kit. Lovely, calming organised fun. After all you can’t take the risk of leaving everyone to their own devices too long, in case your mum follows up her sixth glass of pinot with a delightful retelling of the family classic, Where I’d Be Now If I Hadn’t Married Your Dad. Go safe, go sweet with this lovely baking kit from Mediterranean restaurant Haya. Part challah bread, part sprinkle fest, their DIY kit comes with everything you need to recreate this ultimate edible bird’s nest situation at home." - heidi lauth beasley

"What It Is: A new high end South American restaurant just off Kensington High Street Perfect For: Date Night, Catching Up With Mates We found something a little jarring about Zuaya. Maybe it was the decor, which is luxurious but inconsistent, and which we couldn’t quite square with the house music pounding in the background. As the night went on, the service was sometimes inattentive, but the food was pretty fun. We ate a very tasty duck salad, and some good looking prawns, but there was also a pretty tasteless duck stew, and our order of ‘Tacos for 2’ contained - frustratingly - three tacos. Verdict: Zuaya is totally fine, not too ridiculously expensive for the area, and some of the food is pretty decent." - Sam Collins, Oliver Feldman, Heidi Lauth Beasley, Jake Oliver, Eileen Twum

"Zuaya is an upscale South American restaurant on High Street Kensington. Sure, it's a bit Made In Chelsea (here’s looking at you nude velvet seating and inexplicable bamboo in the toilets), but the food here isn’t just bland stomach lining material for your next cosmo. The menu is full of South American favourites, from Peruvian rib-eye to stone bass ceviche, squid tacos to a very tasty crispy duck salad. Granted, it’s not the place for cheap eats but there is an £14.50 steak lunch option, or a £65 set tasting menu. Be warned, Thursday to Saturday there’s a DJ blasting house tunes, which is perfect for a catch-up with a flood of cocktails, but probably not the place for a quaint sit-down meal." - Heidi Lauth Beasley