(Originally published by Lunate)

Connor Harrison takes a trip to the RA, for the latest offering in his series of columns about the best and the oddest museum and gallery cafes

Connor Harrison takes a trip to the RA, for the latest offering in his series of columns about the best and the oddest museum and gallery cafes

For the second part of our series on reviewing museum cafes, Connor Harrison heads to the corporeal Hunterian

For the second part of our series on reviewing museum cafes, Connor Harrison heads to the corporeal Hunterian

In the first part of our new series on reviewing the eateries at London’s galleries and museums, Connor Harrison enjoys a quick coffee at the Audrey Green where customer satisfaction has been variable

In the first part of our new series on reviewing the eateries at London’s galleries and museums, Connor Harrison enjoys a quick coffee at the Audrey Green where customer satisfaction has been variable

"There is perhaps nothing in the Louvre as widely depicted as Jesus and his life. He dogs you down every hall and corridor, fabricated by so many hundreds of dead hands."

While Bottenberg's deceptively simple collection of stories changes shape after each new read, Thom’s evokes a complete and casual mythos.