Plate – Arnaud Steven’s first Restaurant at M by Montcalm, Shoreditch: With a CV that sounds like a Michelin star in the making Owner and Chef Director Arnaud Stevens has previously worked with Pierre Koffmann, Gordon Ramsay, Jason Atherton and Richard Corrigan. I was curious to explore his newly opened Plate restaurant, located on the first […]
The Listing – Bustling in the heart of the City
The Listing by Drake and Morgan: I nearly always get lost when I visit the City of London; especially when leaving the tube at Bank with its multiple exits, I always seem to choose the wrong one. On Thursday I made the right choice, emerged opposite the Bank of England and walked less than 5 […]
The Best Restaurants in London
Probably the Best London Restaurants? Here at London-Unattached, we love eating out. And in 2017 we know we enjoyed superb meals at some of the best London restaurants. As our round-up shows, it’s a cosmopolitan city and one where you can enjoy every cuisine in the world. My own favourite London restaurant is also probably […]
Sushi in the City – The Devonshire Club
Japanese inspired Bottomless Brunch at the Devonshire Club: The London Bottomless Brunch is a wonderful thing when it unfolds as something far closer to a tasting menu than breakfast. And, for me, when it isn’t totally egg-centric, which of course, a Japanese inspired brunch is unlikely to do. The Devonshire Club is a rather swanky […]
Inaugural Le Brunch at Coq D’Argent
Brunch in the City: Brunch comes in a number of forms and, as someone who seldom orders eggs from a menu, there are times when I pass on an invitation because of the egginess. But, Coq d’Argent, the first of the D&D rooftop restaurants in the City are, as usual, doing their brunch in style. Instead […]
Dining at The Don, City of London
Proper Dining in the City – The Don: Once upon a time, I worked in the City. One of my favourite places to eat was called ‘The Bleeding Heart’ – a charming French Bistro tucked away in a secret courtyard near Farringdon. Named after a 17th-century beauty, Lady Elizabeth Hatton, who was found murdered there, […]
The Kitty Hawk – Review
The Kitty Hawk – The ‘Department Store of Dining’ The Kitty Hawk has been called the ‘Department Store of Dining’; two floors designed by Russell Sage (Dishoom, The Grain Store) each offering a completely different experience. The interior channels City of London’s heritage with some New York pizazz thrown in for good measure. There’s a Coffee […]
James Cochran EC3 – Review
From Notting Hill via Soho to the City – James Cochran EC3: I have to admit, I was curious. James Cochran has a stellar heritage, having worked his way up at the two Michelin star Ledbury in Notting Hill and the Harwood Arms, my old local and London’s only pub with a star to its […]
Coppa Club – Lunch with a View
Coppa Club Tower Bridge: There are places to eat where the view just takes over. Finding one of those places with excellent food too makes it something of a treasure. A recent lunch at Coppa Club, Tower Bridge, was just such an occasion. Of course, we were lucky that it was warm enough on this […]
London Steak Co Review
Steak, done to a T. Guest post by Oliver Saunders: Ask most people in London about quality steak restaurants and, assuming you don’t get a blank expression, the responses are likely to be Hawksmoor, Goodman or maybe Flat Iron. Well, now, we can add London Steak Co. to that list. Of course, there are hundreds of […]