A Sunday Roast needs to be served in a convivial atmosphere. There’s no place for stuffiness or formality – you should be able to meet up with your friends and relax. It goes without saying that the food should be excellent and generous – and you should feel happy to drift off home in a satiated state, realising you don’t need to eat again till Monday lunchtime. The Laundry ticks all the boxes and I’m now thinking up excuses to go back.
Courtesan Brixton – Review
Brixton’s Feminist Dim Sum, Cocktail and Live Entertainment Venue Relaunches Courtesan– a dim sum restaurant, tea room, cocktail bar and subterranean late-night live entertainment space has relaunched this September after extensive refurbishment and we have been invited to review.With re-styled interiors and exteriors, a new food menu, and an all-female produced drinks list, Courtesan channels […]
The Trinity Arms – a hidden gem in Brixton
A Brixton Local – The Trinity Arms Since selling the brewery site in Wandsworth, Young’s have been investing in their pubs, turning them into vibrant, fun, welcoming places. The Trinity Arms has succeeded in turning itself into a quirky, trendy Brixton local. Tucked away behind Morley’s in Brixton, you have to be a local to […]