Isn't it too dreamy? A Twin Peaks Pop-Up restaurant comes to London
'I'm Audrey Horne and I get what I want'
It's not where pies go to die, it's the latest in London pop-ups giving cult TV loving kids a chance to...
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Katie Kirwan
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Katie Kirwan is the Head of Brand & B2C at DesignMyNight. A recognised nightlife and hospitality expert, Katie brings over 12 years of experience to the table, having visited over 500 of the UK's best restaurants, bars and cultural experiences.
Not only about Japanese food (she'll never skip agedashi tofu when it's on the menu), Katie is on the pulse of the best quality cocktails for £11 and less in London, and can always be found in quirky museums too. Need a table at The Devonshire? She can help with that.
Beyond DesignMyNight, Katie Kirwan's hospitality expertise is regularly featured in top publications, including The Times, Bar Magazine and Time Out.
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- Favourite cocktail bar
- Black Dove, Brighton
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- Special skill
- Finding the best taco restaurant nearby.
Recent articles...
The Fellow - London Pub Review
The Fellow
Kings Cross
Pushy pubs may often seem to make up the bones of the London hospitality industry, but there's sweet digs in King's Cross that have no time for that tanked up...
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Pop-Up Pork - We interview James Purdie of Oink: Swine Dining
Making the art of supper clubs more hambidextrous than ever, Oink: Swine Dining is the first food event in London of its kind to make an absolute pig's ear of...
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Tonic & Remedy - London Restaurant Bar Review
Tonic and Remedy
Shoreditch
The rattle of single-speeds, the plucky patriotism of street food and that really, really cute dog in sunglasses. Shoreditch is known for plenty of, dare I say it 'hipster-isms' (I...
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The Trading House - London Restaurant Bar Review
The Trading House
St Pauls
Fantastical, whimsical, and more like a Jules Verne novel and Jumanji hybrid than a restaurant bar in East London, it's around the world in 80 Trading House teasers as this...
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Our Interview with the team behind sell-out supper club, Beehive Place
Never mind what you like to call 'restaurants' and afternoons with tuna sandwiches on tanked up benches, pop ups are the new populaire of edible ploughing. So how is London's...
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Little Nan's Cocktail Den - Pop-Up Bar Review
Little Nan's Cocktail Den
Peckham
What do you think of when your Nan springs to mind? For me it was budgies, chest clenching honesty, snow globes and that one time she chased a field full...
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Joe's Southern Kitchen Kentish Town - London Restaurant Bar Review
Joe's Southern Table & Bar Kentish Town
Camden
Three animals that have eyes bigger than their brains? The ostrich, the tarsier and the colossal squid. One animal that has eyes bigger than their stomach? The colossal Katie Houghton....
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Pop Brixton to bring South London a taste of Shoreditch's shipping container scoffing
Shipping containers: reserved for bleak British crime dramas, Batman backdrops, the global handling industry, and good grub. And kidnapping, but don't do that, kidnapping is bad.
While most are familiar...
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From Miami to Japan: Palates get jet setting with new Clapham restaurant
Mommi
Clapham
A synthesis relatively new to the Clapham scene, Mommi is a new restaurant bar on the high street boasting 'the vibrancy of Miami, the eclecticism of Venice Beach, the upbeat...
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Our Guide to Great Escape 2015
A must-try for guys, gals and gulls alike, The Great Escape Festival returns to Brighton's shores this May, with a 10th birthday in tow. Heralded for their niche venues, global...
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The Schoolhouse Battersea - Restaurant Bar Review
The Schoolhouse
Battersea
Bad haircuts, lagging lunchboxes and two dead Tamagotchis. Let's face it, most of us are still making the same school tailored mistakes, even today: Your Hackney haircut cost too much,...
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