The Coal Shed, Brighton
Brighton has an odd reputation when it comes to food and drink. There are a…
Browsing: Eating Out
The Savoy Grill
Richard D’Olyly Carte built the Savoy Hotel from the profits of his successful opera company,…
21212 Restaurant and Rooms
With rooms good enough to eat and the food as enticing as the free-standing baths, it’s…
The Salt Room, Brighton
The early signs were inauspicious. The Landlubber and I had arrived in Brighton to weather…
Min Jiang: Fine Dining, Chinese Style
The setting sun and delicate dim sum give Stirling food for thought at Min Jiang…
Sixtyone
I’ve long been of the opinion that restaurants in city hotels are unnecessary; why dine…
Hispanic Obsession: The UK’s Top Tapas Bars
Please don’t mention this to your Spanish friends, but over the past few months I’ve…
L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon
We’re at L’Atelier for a dinner in honour of my friend’s birthday, but it’s becoming…
Tea at The Ritz
There is nothing more quintessentially British than afternoon tea – other than people apologising after…
The Tommy Tucker
Fulham’s always been a slightly funny place to go out for dinner. It’s not that…
Tramontana Brindisa
Full disclosure: I’ve been to Tramontana before. Just the once, and that was many moons…
Mews of Mayfair
It is very, very British at Mews of Mayfair. The location alone should be enough…