L’Escargot
It seems to go by decades, how people feel about L’Escargot. Ask somebody of my…
Browsing: Eating Out
The Grill at The Dorchester
The Dorchester’s iconic Grill reopened last month having undergone a multi-million pound makeover by Parisian…
Crocker’s Folly
The things I could, but won’t, tell you about Crocker’s Folly. All sorts of things.…
Under the Table at The Park Hotel
I haven’t eaten my dinner under the table since I was a small child, hiding…
Plum + Spilt Milk
King’s Cross has become something of a minor culinary hotspot following the regeneration of St…
The Goring Dining Room
As one of the most exciting and diverse food capitals of the world, London has…
Sketch: Afternoon Tea in The Gallery
Afternoon tea at Sketch is served in the blancmange pink Gallery, reopened in June this…
Frescobaldi
The first London restaurant from the Frescobaldi family has a Mayfair address as stately as…
Go West, And Eat!
James Lawrence leaves the crucible of London’s dining scene and explores the best of food and drink…
Notting Hill-enic: Mazi
I know from the general hype about Mazi that it was opened by Christina Mouratoglou…
Coya
There’s something a little brutal about Coya, and I mean that in a good way.…
Le Restaurant: A Good Cook Does Wonders
With 68 restaurants awarded one Michelin star in Paris versus 51 in London, competition and…