Little Chef Sally finds her home in Hackney, a charming little British Bistro There’s nothing that makes me happier than seeing someone like Sally Abé come into her own in a setting like Teal that seems ‘just so’. We’ve known her work since she took over as head chef at The Harwood Arms. At the […]
Doomers at the Rose Lipman Building – Theatre That Confronts Ourselves & Our Times – Review
A loose, fly-on-the-wall drama about Silicon Valley hopefuls turned sour by moral crises Before the first line of dialogue, the audience of DOOMERS is ordered over the Tannoy to “sit the **** down”. From this moment, the two-act play inducts us into an insult-saturated world of tech-rich Gen-Zers facing a company crisis. The masterminds behind […]
Sunday roast at The Marquee Moon, Dalston
Most dining tables inside had signs denoting they’d been prebooked thus you’d be wise to do the same on Sundays. Couples can also eat at tall tables with bar stools closer to the DJ booth. Children and dogs were present although it’s definitely more “street” than pub-meets-soft-play-area (thank goodness). The Marquee Moon is a new moon but the East London fashionistas look like they will wax lyrical about it.
Nest – Review
Three men in a Nest… Imagine three young men having a beer or three. Two have just lost their jobs and the third is a chef with Fulham’s Michelin starred pub The Harwood Arms listed on his CV. They reach that dangerous point in the evening when one of them cries out “Let’s start our own […]