Coya
There’s something a little brutal about Coya, and I mean that in a good way.…
Browsing: London Restaurants
Tredwell’s
On one side there’s Mr Rizzo’s hair grooming salon and a Subway; on the other,…
Ting
It is an overcast, muggy summer’s evening; there’s a dampness to the air. Steamy clouds…
New Hawaiian: Pond Dalston
Making plans for dinner in Dalston is hard, because Dalston is so very full of…
Bob Bob Ricard
Bob Bob Ricard. You actually have to write the restaurant’s name in black and white…
The Strand Dining Rooms
If location is really everything, then the Strand Dining Rooms should pull in a fortune…
The Palomar
The Palomar at 34 Rupert Street. That’s the lower end of Rupert St, though. Mmm…that’s…
Ibérica Marylebone
With each of the four Ibérica branches in London offering a slice of gastronomic Spain…
Hawksmoor Knightsbridge
First, they came to Shoreditch, before it was the trendy place to be, back in…
Tozi
I don’t know how the name of this restaurant is pronounced. Is it ‘to-zy’, to…
Kensington Pavilion
‘We have a very expensive menu.’ I glanced over at my chum, Cinéaste Simon. He…
Eric Lanlard at Chinoiserie
Master Patissier, Eric Lanlard, otherwise known as ‘Cake Boy’ (the name of his South West…