RESTAURANT REVIEW | Tabun Kitchen
★★★★ | Tabun Kitchen – Soho, an excellent new and healthy choice in Soho! Berwick Street is known for its famous market, but soon it’s going to be known as […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Roma
In a part of London where there’s not a whole lot going on cuisinewise, Roma is a nice breathe of fresh air. Situated right next to Fenchurch Street Station, past […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Lotus
There is a small Indian restaurant on Charing Cross Road that is doing amazing things with their food – Indian food Par excellence! Voted the best Indian Restaurant at […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Dirty Bones, Shoreditch
The Americanisation of East London’s restaurant scene continues with the opening of the Shoreditch branch of Dirty Bones. Dirty Bones has a presence in both Kensington and Carnaby Street, […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW: VQ Restaurant
If you’ve ever been to America you’ll know that diners are a staple of the culture and way of life. VQ Restaurant, now with three branches in London, is looking […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Brasserie Blanc- Southbank
★★★ | Brasserie Blanc- Southbank, great for Meat but leaves vegetarians out in the cold. Brasserie Blanc, belonging to Chef Raymond Blanc, have multiple locations across the country, their Southbank […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Strut And Cluck
Almost every other block in London has a chicken restaurant, whether it’s Nando’s (they’re all over the place, unfortunately), Clockjack Oven, Bird, or Chickenshop. However, another bird is making its […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Pharmacy 2
Now open until 2am on Saturdays for ‘Summer Lates’ South of the Old Smoke’s river is becoming ain’t-no-thing-but-a-chicken-wing trendier by the week. The Tate Modern’s new pyramid Switch House has […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Texas Joe’s Slow Smoked Meats
There are now two American style meat serving restaurants named Joe in London – Joe’s Southern Table & Bar and Texas Joe’s Slow Smoked Meats. And while they both share […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Bright Courtyard Club
In the affluent district of Marylebone lies the street made most famous by Sherlock Holmes – laid in the 18th century and named after William Baker – Baker Street. In […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | ‘O ver Italian Restaurant
If a Londoner wants white, earthy, luxurious truffle oil, or by chance pungent époisses, or perhaps is in the mood for Pacific fresh rock oysters – where does an Old […]