Bird of Smithfield Farringdon - London Restaurant Review
Living in north London, I’m a bit of a stranger when it comes to rhyming off Farringdon’s hotspots. Having said that, I am by no means a stranger…
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Sticky Fingers Kensington - London Restaurant Review
In the week leading up to the Presidential Election, when the world centered in on America I thought I’d head down to an authentic American diner…
Hyde Kensington - London Restaurant Review
Hyde is a restaurant-bar that never stops surprising. Based a few hundred yards from Kensington Palace, the basement venue can't help putting a smile…
Our review of the bottomless recovery brunch at The Clapham North
What with the novelty of The Clapham North being a five minute walk from our flat not being lost on me, my boyfriend and I roared at the chance to trytheir…
Meat People - London Restaurant Review
I am a fully fledged, paid-up member of the meat-eating brigade. From dirty burgers slathered in cheese, bacon and pulled pork, to buttermilk chicken in…
Ping Pong Covent Garden - London Restaurant Review
With a menu of steamed mushroom buns and seafood dumplings, Ping Pong Covent Garden was a restaurant that could serve all I wanted and dim sum; but were…
Maxwell's Bar and Grill Covent Garden - London Restaurant Review
If you’ve heard of Maxwell’s Bar and Grill before, more than likely it’s because of one, or all of the following. Number one: they were…
Galvin at Windows Mayfair - London Restaurant Review
Located on the 28th floor of the five-star London Hilton on Park Lane, Galvin at Windows is a sky-high restaurant. It promises beautiful views, innovative…
Dirty Bones Kensington - London Restaurant Review
Cheeky by name, cheeky by nature, Dirty Bones in Kensington deals strictly in sauce-covered fingers, carefully crafted cocktails and burgers that are fit…
Smollensky's Canary Wharf - London Restaurant Bar Review
More fool me for thinking that a Saturday night in Canary Wharf would be a ghost-town. The super sleek, modern business complex found on the Jubilee Line…
Brother Marcus Balham - London Restaurant Review
As a long time resident of South London, I was quite excited to hear that there was new place in Balham creating some waves on the food front. Brother…
Here's how we got on at the Tiger Dram Pop-Up in Battersea
What would you say if I told you that you could get £3 whisky and to-die-for curry dishes if you rubbed a Buddha’s belly? You’d say yes…
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