Peckham's pizza scene gets another name added to its repertoire
Combining courtyard, terrace and intimate restaurant space is the newest name in London pizza. Not only serving up Neapolitan pizzas courtesy of theirwood…
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The Game's Afoot - London Event Review
Now that we've gotten to know each other, it's important that we're honest from the start; we're not looking for love and we're sure not looking for money…
Perilla couples fine cuisine with casual dining in Newington Green
Hoping to replicate the success of their pop-up on a more permanent basis, chef Ben Marks and frontman Matt Emerson take their Perilla name and will be…
London's biggest brunch players get a new all-day restaurant at the Metal Box Factory
Lardo biscuits with wild soy mushrooms and mussels with nduja are just the start of things from the latest Caravan venue. A new 4,000 square foot space…
The Victorian Bath House - London Bar Review
Originally a Turkish bath house in the late 1800’s, the now, Victorian Bath House has survived World War II and many office redevelopment projects…
Rosa's Thai Cafe Spitalfields - London Restaurant Review
Swelling on a 30 degree day in London might not seem like the best mix for a rich Thai curry in the smokin' Spitalfields area, but the Eastern climateand…
Join the French Resistance with Shh! Mamam Le Mot, an immersive supper club
Don a beret and join in with the French Resistance at Shh! Maman Le Mot.
Breton shirt? Check. Ill-fitting beret? Check. Dodgy French accent? Check.You…
Asia De Cuba - London Bottomless Brunch Review
I've only been on a few bottomless brunches in London, but one has included being in bed by 3pm until midday next day, and the other on stage with a drag…
The Four Sisters Townhouse - London Bar Review
Nestled down a very narrow side street a stone’s throw from St Paul’s Catherdral is The Four Sisters Townhouse, the sister of the Islington…
The Immersive Ensemble: 'The Drop Off' - London Event Review
Let me set the scene - the backdrop; rush hour in central London. The job; find one man in nine million. The time limit; 90 minutes. The lead detective…
Fabric to close indefinitely after licence is revoked
Fabric nightclub is to close following a review by Islington Council.
Following a six-hour hearing at Islington Council, Fabric has been forced to close…
The Harcourt Marylebone - London Restaurant Review
I can imagine re-launching an establishment is a tough old job, let alone one that is just shy of being 200 years old (1826) and positioned in the affluent…
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