Our Review Of The Double R Club In London: Celebrating 16 Years Of Lynchian Cabaret
Not many cabaret shows in London can celebrate their
sixteenth birthday, and arguably none can commemorate the occasion
with nudity, fire and bingo all…
Reviews
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The River Restaurant by Gordon Ramsay Review: A Non-Stuffy Seafood Restaurant In An Iconic Building
When you mention ‘The Savoy’ and ‘Gordon Ramsay’, people
generally know what, and who, you’re talking about. The
River Restaurant by Gordon Ramsay…
Our Review Of Llama Inn Rooftop: Contemporary Peruvian Plates With New York Flair In Shoreditch
My expectations were already high before
visiting Llama Inn London. You can hardly
blame me - not only has this stylish rooftop paradise…
Our Review Of Pick And Cheese: Deliciously Unexpected Pairings On A Conveyor Belt In Camden Market
Here at DesignMyNight, we’ve been banging on about the world’s first cheese conveyor belt for some
time. I mean, what could be better in life? A flurry…
Our Review Of Lai Rai: A Kitsch Restaurant With Creative Vietnamese Sharing Plates In Peckham
Lai Rai is the type of place you’d stumble upon
if you were lost down an alley - it has an enjoyable air of fever
dream about it that makes you question…
Our Review Of The Brush East London Grand Café: Classy Weekend Brunches Done Right
I’d had my eye on The Brush East London Grand
Café since last Christmas, where their spectacular winter installation captured the season's magic…
Our Review Of Noreen: Middle Eastern Food And Cocktails In Marylebone
I had a stomach-related purpose as I swam through the sea of
Soho on a Friday night, huddling my way down
the narrow alley leading to St Christopher?s…
Our Review Of Little Fires Shoreditch: How This New Mezcaleria Delivers A Smoldering Date Night
One of the many pleasures of being at DesignMyNight is that
we're always kept in the loop about hot new openings. And recently, there's been
one that…
Our Review Of Arabica London: Eastern Mediterranean Small Plates In Borough Market
Whenever you're weaving your way through Borough Market, you know you're in for some
really great food. With all those stalls, cafes and restaurants to…
Jang Review: A Korean-Japanese Fusion Gem In The Heart Of The City
Found in the City of London, Jang had ignited
my curiosity far before it had even opened last July – Korean and Japanese fusion food? I couldn’t
think…
Our Review Of Seventy Five At Liberty: You Can Now Have The Prettiest Afternoon Tea Inside A True London Icon
You’ve got to admit, few places are as legendary as Liberty
London. Since its inception in 1875, tourists and locals alike have
been flocking here in…
Our Review Of Chez Lui Notting Hill: Dreamy French Fare By Candlelight
Thanks to the 1999 film starring Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts,
you’d be hard-pressed to find an area more synonymous with romance than Notting Hill …
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