RESTAURANT REVIEW | 108 Brasserie
Entering 108 Brasserie you are welcomed with festive cheer in the form of smiles from the bar, and a wonderfully humungous autumnal wreath adorned in oh so trendy right now […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Ametsa with Arzak Instruction, at The Halkin Hotel.
The restaurant is situated in Belgravia’s Halkin hotel. The Halkin is one of the hotels belonging to the prestigious COMO group (boasting utter gorgeousness globally). The “Arzak Instruction” was established […]
RESTAURANT REVIEWS: The Narrow, Limehouse
Cussy-Chops’s (Gordon Ramsay’s) hard graft has been decorated with numerous Michelin stars since 1993 – the Gordon Ramsay group currently own 25 restaurants globally. For Cussy-Chops, running a nosh-house is […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Wringer & Mangle
The Gay UK team are a clean and fastidious bunch, so it seemed perfectly apt we were invited to the opening of a former industrial laundry in the Big Smoke’s […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Nam Long Le Shaker
Nam Long Le Shaker has earned a reputation in three decades for late night imbibing amongst the trust fund Ralph-Lauren-shirt brigade, the wannabe Sloane-ranger Fulhamites, and on occasions blue blood […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Shikumen (Shepherds Bush)
Dim Sum are an absolute pleasure, they fill me with joy (and best of all, variety satiety). I regard them as little presents, neatly wrapped with contents of treasure. Having […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Zaika of Kensington Restaurant Review
Who loves a good ruby? Indian cuisine isn’t something i have regularly, and perhaps it’s my childhood memories of my Granny’s (who grew up in Vizag, India) infamous egg curry. […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Gaylord, London
In the Oxford Circus area lies a rather well renowned traditional Indian cuisine restaurant, Gaylord. A typical Indian restaurant vibe via both decor and ambience, which soon filled to maximum […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Rocket Holborn
Were there fireworks at Rocket Holborn? Holborn is the home to the British Museum, the ancient Guild Church and was once a haunt for Charles Dickens. Back in the early […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Metropolitan, Moreish Morsels At M Restaurant
Hanging out with Hugos, Alistairs and Tarquins in the confines of the trader’s square mile doesn’t grab one immediately when choosing a venue for supper.
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Q-Grill, Camden
Around five minutes stroll from either Chalk Farm or Camden tube is the Q-Grill, and no introduction necessary with the main method of cooking here. Plenty of smoky dishes on […]