A well-timed celebration of Mexican food and drink will help Londoners adjust to their city’s novel - and apparently permanent - tropical climate.
In partnership with the Victoria and Albert museum, whose summer exhibition, Frida Kahlo: Making Her Self Up, shows off the artist’s collection of extravagant clothing, Leicester Square Kitchen is laying on an equally vibrant spread.
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