This past weekend Kelly and I and our kid (cropped out of photo above) went to Mass MoCA. I think this might be the first museum I've been to since the start of the Covid pandemic and the first time I've been to a museum since I came down with Long Covid. Mass MoCA opened
When is a restaurant not a restaurant? When it's a nightclub, too, silly. Who knows when this concept first reared its glitter ball head but in London, Sketch on Conduit Street might have taken the (disco) biscuit in the early 2000s. Crazy Pizza in Marylebone and Knightsbridge might have done it more recently with more, err, dough but the newest pretender to the throne of this curious concept has to be Bagatelle. Located at the North end of Dover Street, this location is a relatively recent addition to the Bagatelle empire which already boasts 12 other outposts in such blingcredible locations as St Tropez, Dubai, and Mykonos. Thursday's Rock 'n' Baga night is a step back in time to the 80/90s and encourages if not demands diners to have an unashamed wave-your-hands-in-the-air, dance on the table kinda crazy night. Two neon skulls more suitable to a tattoo parlour cut through Mayfair's austere atmosphere, glow outside in electric blue and dangerous red. A fit bo