Mews of Mayfair
It is very, very British at Mews of Mayfair. The location alone should be enough…
Browsing: London Restaurants
Hunan: Pimlico’s Best Kept Secret
Hunan is so mysterious. That’s the main reason I’ve never been before; it first opened…
The Punchbowl
When I arrived at the salubriously appointed Punchbowl in Mayfair, various thoughts ran through my…
Fenchurch Seafood Bar & Grill
Does the venue need much by way of introduction? This is a ring announcer’s dream…
Ramusake
Judging by my recent visit to South Kensington’s slick new hotspot, Ramusake, London’s ferocious appetite…
A Satirical Repast at Scarfe’s
“How is it I know more about this place than you do, and I’m the…
Daphne’s: The Grand Dame of Dining
How do restaurants do it? In an age when fashions in food pass as quickly…
HKK Chinese New Year
When I first visited the finest fine dining outpost of the Hakkasan empire, HKK, which…
Alain Ducasse: Fifty Shavings of Black Truffle
Despite being one of the highest awarded chefs in the world, and declared a God…
Four to Eight
The pre-theatre scene is a vicious battleground for the dining soul of London, especially in…
The Ramen Revolution
First of all, you have to forget about Wagamama. Not that their bowls of noodles…
Bird
They’re bold, the owners of Bird. What else can you call it, opening a fried…