BAZAAR's Guide To The Most Fashionable Eats In London

The fashion for cold-brew coffee is sweeping America, and, though only available at a few independent coffee shops, it wont be long before the drink hits the mainstream counters. Cold brew - a process where the ground coffee is steeped in still water for more than 12 hours - produces a sweeter, lighter flavour. Grab a carton of Minor Figures Cold Brew Coffee when you're running between shows. Available at selected London stockists: Ginger & White, Climpson & Sons, Embassy East, Pavilion and the Coffeesmiths Collective.

Pop into Barrafina for a sip of sherry and a nibble from Nieves Barragán Mohacho’s tempting menu of mouthwatering tapas. Barrafina, 10 Adelaide Street, London WC2.

Giorgi Locatelli has opened a pizza pop-up in the fashionable neighbourhood of Marylebone. Sample such delights as spaghettini alle vongole and pizza marinara. Decorating the walls will be plates designed by Damien Hirst and Gary Hume, which will be auctioned off in four weeks' time to raise money for Action Against Hunger. Pizza Locadeli, 71 Blandford Street, London W1. To book, email pizzalocadeli@gmail.com.

A staple at every fashion week, Propercorn satisfies each time with its crunch, witty flavours and brightly coloured packets (our favourite oscillates between Sweet Coconut & Vanilla and Sweet & Salty). The culinary accessory of choice. Available nationwide.

A second wine bar from the unstoppable duo Michael and Charlotte Sager-Wilde will open on Monday in Bethnal Green. Expect wonderful wines from the west coast of America and light snacks. Perfect for a night of unwinding, should you find yourself east. Mission, 250 Paradise Row, London E2.

One of fashion's favourite eateries, Bond & Brook at Fenwick, has introduced a new Labels & Low-Carb set menu for London Fashion Week. Designed by backstage caterer of choice, Rhubarb, the menu features a bocconcini and tomato salad, wild sea-bass with mussel fritter, and cherry and chocolate stiletto accompanied by a range of fresh juices and cocktails. By Zoe Dickens. The Labels & Low-Carb menu is available from 12-16 September at Bond & Brook, Fenwick, Bond Street, London W1.

Mayfair’s Michelin-starred Indian restaurant Benares will be toasting fashion week with a new cocktail menu inspired by iconic fashion pieces, including the Burberry trench, Coco Chanel’s pearls and the Louboutin red sole. By Zoe Dickens. From 12 September to 4 October, Benares, 12a Berkeley Square, London W1.

A stone’s throw away from Somerset House, this is the perfect place for a pick-up – whether a caffeine hit between shows with a takeaway coffee from the counter, or a slice of rich sachertorte. The Delaunay, 55 Aldwych, London WC2 (020 7499 8558).

The Pantry at the Marylebone Hotel is offering the chicest of gluten-free afternoon teas during London Fashion Week. Sample their famous macaroons and choose from a selection of gluten free cakes, all washed down with a glass of Nyetimber's Classic Cuvee sparkling wine. By Zoe Dickens. Gluten-free afternoon tea, £12.50, at the Pantry at 108, the Marylebone Hotel, Bulstrode Street, London W1.

Miele have created a range of canapés and cocktails promising to give showgoers their full five-a-day in just three mouthfuls. Made using Miele steam ovens, and available before the Antipodium catwalk show, treats include Asian-style beef carpaccio, avocado chocolate mouse, and a raspberry and grapefruit gin cocktail. By Zoe Dickens.