On Cafe and Modern Dim Sum Dim Sum are the small plates of China. Plates to share with family and friends over a long leisurely …
Restaurant Review: On Cafe London 31 Clapham Park Road, London, SW4 7EE
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Leon – (not) Coming to Glasgow (after all!)
Can fast food be fresh, tasty and inspired? Leon have over 30 restaurants in England claiming to do just that. So with a new branch …
Food Review: The Brass Rail, Selfridges Food Hall, London
The Tastiest Salt Beef Sandwich in London? The Brass Rail has been part of Selfridges food hall for yonks. There is a reason for …
Coffee Review: Fuckoffee, 163-167 Bermondsey Street, London SE1 3UW
Bermondsey Coffee Whilst staying in an apartment just off Bermondsey High Street last year we visited Fuckoffee With a name like that you couldn’t! The …
Hotel Pullman London St Pancras, 100 – 110 Euston Rd, London review
Handily located between Euston and St Pancras Railway Stations for anyone coming from up north or Paris, Hotel Pullman London St Pancras is an excellent …
Food Review: MI & ME, St Pancras International Station, Euston Road, King’s Cross, London NW1 4QP
MI + ME located in St Pancras International Station is short for Milk and Meat – a reflection of the goods delivered to St Pancras Station …
Sofitel London St James, 6 Waterloo Place, London Review
The Hotel Sofitel London St James was originally built in 1923 to house the headquarters of the army banking agency, Cox and Company, later Cox’s …
Food Review: Afternoon Tea, The Capital Hotel, 22 Basil Street, Knightsbridge, London
The Capital Hotel – London is a five-star hotel located in the heart of Knightsbridge and as such ideally situated for a post-Harrods shopping treat. …
SACO Apartments, Lamb Walk, Bermondsey, London Review
A mere ten minutes walk from Borough Market and with a selection of bars and restaurants on your doorstep, SACO Apartments at 6 Lamb Walk in Bermondsey are …
Apple Apartments, Westbourne Terrace, Hyde Park, London Review
Situated between Paddington and Lancaster Gate underground stations, with Hyde Park on its doorstep, Apple Apartments Hyde Park are ideally suited for both business and pleasure …
Bar Review: The Woolpack, 98 Bermondsey Street, London SE1 3UB
The Woolpack on Bermondsey Street is around a ten-fifteen minute walk from London Bridge tube and railway stations as well as Borough High Street. The area …
Food Review: Crocker’s Folly, 24 Aberdeen Pl, St Johns Wood, London NW8 8JR
A glistening folly We were greeted at Crocker’s Folly by maître d’hôtel Juan Mckenzie. Juan is of Chilean – Scottish ancestry. He runs the dining …
Half Price cocktails at Eccleston Square Hotel, London
Relief from the city London’s Victoria is not a place usually associated with tranquility, but there is a peaceful oasis called the Eccleston Square Hotel …
Get Tickets Early for the Autumn BBC Good Food Shows
It’s time again to indulge in your passion for delicious food, exciting new flavours and inspiration from the best chefs in the business at one of …
Food Review: Orient London, 15 Wardour Street, London, W1D 6PH
The best Dim Sum in London? Orient London 15 Wardour St is one of Chinatown’s newest sons. It was opened on 16th June 2015 by …
The Moretti Gran Tour – Edinburgh, Leeds and London
The Moretti Gran Tour Edinburgh 9th – 12th July 2015 18:00 – 23:00 (9th-11th) 14:00-18:00 (12th) London 16th- 19th July Leeds 30th July – 2nd …
Bar Review: The Cavendish, 35 New Cavendish Street, Marylebone, London
Located within the heart of Marylebone, The Cavendish 35 New Cavendish St is definately a destination. Spanish Masterchef finalist, Alfonso Lillo Fas, trained at El Bulli …
Brewdog launch new Two Bit sub bar to Shoreditch bar
Gamer paradise underneath Brewdog Shoreditch BrewDog announce the official launch of its latest bar, Two-Bit, in East London. The new venue is the first in …
Allsop Arms, 137-143 Gloucester Pl, London NW1 5AL
The Allsop Arms, Marylebone The Allsop Arms is a bit of an anomaly; a two story brick built pub surrounded by taller concrete siblings. You …
Wimbledon Afternoon Tea at The Landmark Hotel
Afternoon tea with some buff boys! It’s not everyday that we get the opportunity to spend time somewhere as luxurious as The Landmark London but today is …
Coffee: Shoreditch Grind, 213 Old Street, London EC1V 9NR
Shoreditch Grind stands out from other coffee shops, not least due to its circular build and edge of a roundabout location. It’s an espresso bar, cocktail …
Food review: Pastificio Mangio, 30-32 Knightrider Street, London
In mid-December Pastificio Mangio opened up on the interestingly named Knightrider Street near to St.Paul’s cathedral in the business district of the city of London. I …