Reviews from cafes, bar and restaurants around England
Category: Food & Drink
Review: Le Brunch
I first raved about French-American street food duo Le Bun when I experienced the awesomeness of their Le Royale slider at #NationalBurgerDay back in August. Amongst the 4, or 5… burgers I consumed that evening it was by far my favourite. Since …
Review: Sen-Nin
I’ve wanted to go to a teppanyaki restaurant since forever. Benihana is probably the most well-known teppanyaki restaurant world-wide, an American company which runs around 116 Japanese restaurants. Alas, at £30 a main course Benihana has a reputation for being expensive so it’s …
Review: Honey & Co
Honey and Co is a pure and simple middle-eastern diner run by Itamar Srulovich and his honey (wife) Sarit Packer. The modest Israeli cafe can be found at 25 Warren Street in London. The interior is tiny but functional with minimal …
Recipe: Chocolate Brownies (made with mayonnaise!)
It was my birthday earlier this month and one of my friends absolutely spoilt me with a food hamper – you can have a look at the delicious goodies inside it here. One of the items was a salted caramel …
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Review: The Wolseley
The Wolseley is an all-day Grand European café-restaurant found next to the Ritz Hotel in Piccadilly, London. Created by Chris Corbin and Jeremy King who were behind the renewed fame and success of Le Caprice, The Ivy and J. Sheekey. In …
Review: Tramshed
Last weekend I was lucky enough to be treated to a top-notch meal at the Tramshed in East London. Celebrity chef Mark Hix opened the doors to his 150-seat restaurant in 2012 which is situated inside the old electricity generating …
Review: Bonnie Gull, Seafood Cafe
Bonnie Gull describes itself as a “seafood café in the city”. With one location in London’s Fitzrovia and another in Exmouth Market, Bonnie Gull has picked up popularity as it popped up in temporary locations around the city last year. Now, …
Review: #NationalBurgerDay
Mr Hyde and Tweat Up hosted this year’s National Burger Day at Battersea Power Station Pop-Up Park. I’ve been unintentionally quiet on the old blogging front recently. But I’m going to make up for it today with the most mouthwatering, burgerlicious …
Review: Wild Caper
My family recently came to visit me for the weekend in London, which obviously meant the perfect opportunity to show off my local food joints. 10 minutes down the road to me is Brixton Village and Market Row, which is an …
Review: Copita
Copita is a Spanish tapas bar on D’Arblay Street in Soho. Like sister restaurant Barrica, Copita serves authentic sized dishes, which means you can really get stuck into the menu. Avoiding the standards of patatas bravas and ensalada rusa, Copita …
Review: Duck & Waffle
Unlike my recent trip to Barnyard where I successfully made it through the doors of a restaurant within a month of it opening, Duck & Waffle has been on my to-visit list for about 680 days. Located on the 40th …
Review: Franco Manca, Market Row, Brixton
Every critic, blogger and Londoner has sung the praises of Franco Manca. Once, I even heard someone describe it as Sourdough Pizza Heaven and with those kind of reviews I’d be silly not to find the time to try it. Second …
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