Nep Nep – the Vietnamese Cafe all Stations Need. Tucked away just around the corner from Marylebone Station, Nep Nep is the kind of restaurant you need to know about. You might hesitate to go in, it looks a little worn around the edges from the outside. But, if you want something freshly cooked, beautifully […]
The Montagu Kitchen review
The Montagu Kitchen at Hyatt Regency London, The Churchill: The challenge of the hotel restaurant. Unless you have the luxury of multiple venues, the average London hotel restaurant has to cater just as well for a jet-lagged business traveller as for a couple celebrating a wedding or anniversary with a trip to London. The Churchill, […]
Lazeez – Lebanese Restaurant Review
Lazeez Restaurant – Lebanese Hospitality in London: My first full-time permanent job was as a Management Trainee for Selfridges. Needless to say, I spent a lot of time socialising around Oxford Street: The Lamb and Flag was a regular haunt after work, and the Stockpot was a favourite for a cheap meal. Other than that, […]
Ishtar – Traditional Turkish Dining in Marylebone
Dinner at Ishtar – a Glimpse of Traditional Turkish Cuisine in London: A year or so ago I was asked to visit Istanbul on a world foods trip. Although it was only a whistlestop 24-hour trip, it gave me a real insight into Turkish cuisine and a real appetite for more. So I was delighted […]
Iberica Marylebone – Review
Iberica Marylebone – A Spanish Sojourn for London Ladies who Lunch: Marylebone is perhaps one of the most unlikely parts of London to be dubbed a ‘village’. Right in the heart of the City, there’s little green space and for the most part a population of city apartment dwellers and visitors. Yet there is a […]
Fancy Crab – A Fish Fest in Marylebone
Shellfish Supper in Marylebone at Fancy Crab: What is it that inspires the designers of fish restaurants to make them look as if they might once have been a fish shop? There are, of course, varying degrees of fish shop styling – at Fancy Crab it was relatively restrained. Just some marble-topped tables, exposed brickwork and […]
Celebrating summer with The Doyle Collection’s Slice of the City, The Marylebone:
An evening at The Marylebone and the Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre: Marylebone has a unique charm that has for many years been the destination of discerning Londoners and tourists who are for looking for certain urbanity in the heart of London’s West End. It has been an incredibly fashionable area since at least the […]
Galvin Bistrot de Luxe – Classic French
Galvin Bistrot de Luxe Review: There are moments in life where you need to forego the ethics of food blogging in the greater interest of your stomach. One such moment for me came on a recent visit to Galvin Bistrot de Luxe. A busy brasserie/bistro in Marylebone, Galvin Bistrot de Luxe is the much loved […]
Jazz In The Round at The Cockpit Theatre
In the gospel according to La La Land jazz is a dying art. Last night’s show at The Cockpit Theatre in Marylebone proved otherwise. Jazz in The Round does what it says on the tin. The band sets up in the middle surrounded by four sides of audience creating an intimate and immersive atmosphere. The […]
The Seymour Place Restaurant Hop
Hop ’til you drop in Seymour Place: I was very concerned when invited to the Seymour Place Hop. Would it be an all-night danceathon with posh locals cheering on us weary participants as we frugged and gavotted our way up and down this chic W1 enclave? Or even worse a blindfold one-legged slalom run to the […]