Explore Italian cuisine at Hotel Xenia

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Xenia London

Who? Hotel Xenia

What? Lovers of wholesome Italian food should head to Hotel Xenia for their new guest chef series. The special suppers pop-up every six weeks and will feature Luca Collami (Liguria), Andrea Incerti (Emilia, Romagna), Donato Episcopo (Veneto), Paolo Barrale (Campania) and Stefano Masanti (Lombardia) in the coming months. Priced at £65 for five courses and welcome aperitif.

When? Various dates available

Where? Hotel Xenia London, 160 Cromwell Road, London SW5 OTL

How? For more information, see www.hotelxenia.co.uk

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