The Courtesan - London Restaurant Review
This year has been an eye opener for me in more ways that one. Hailing from North London, 2017 marked my my first ever trip to Brixton (which I now love…
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Sparrow Lewisham - London Restaurant Review
While Lewisham is not a place I tend to frequent, it is near where an old housemate and I used to live. Upon hearing that Sparrow had opened for business…
Sager & Wilde Hackney Road - London Bar Reviews
Five days a week I trundle along Hackney Road twice a day. In the morning, I pass the coffee shops with envy, but in the evening it’s the bars and…
We tested out The Test Kitchen
Adam Simmonds' new concept The Test Kitchen opened in summer 2017.
High end dining with Michelin-grade cuisine can be a downright fascinating thingto…
Lucky & Joy - London Pop-Up Review
Ellen Parr, who was responsible for last year’s futuristic dining event Operation Red Rocket, has landed back to earth with a mighty thump this year…
Fucina - London Restaurant Review
I have a talent that is both a blessing and curse. No matter where in London - nay, the world - I will be able to find a good brunch spot; a restaurant…
James Cochran N1 - London Restaurant Review
Situated right in the heart of Angel, the brand new James Cochran N1 restaurant is an absolute must visit for those in search of gourmet yet ‘naughty…
Rosa's Thai Cafe Seven Dials - London Restaurant Review
After falling head-over-heels with Thai food when I visited the country four years ago, I’ve only found one place in London before that comes close…
Lost & Co Battersea - London Cocktail Review
As a new-ish resident of Battersea, I’ve managed to tick off most of the pubs in the area. Great for people watching/celeb spotting, my new local…
Saucier than most - Miss Polly Rae: Between the Sheets Review
Miss Polly Rae: Between the Sheets is running as part of the Underbelly Festival at Southbank.
From up and coming stand-ups to art collectives thatpush…
Is this the weirdest cinema experience ever? We tried Edible Cinema - The City of Lost Children
Taking place at Rio Cinema in Dalston, Edible Cinema chose French classic The City of Lost Children as their film.
From watching it in a park through…
We tried London's hottest pop-up: Freak Scene - London Restaurant Review
There’s been a buzz about Freakscene since it opened a month ago. Professor Green was snapped there and photos of GoT cast members stopping by have popped…
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