No Fuss British Burgers at Foxden in Fulham Foxden is a must-visit if you’re a fan of a good burger. Find them just off Fulham Broadway on Jerdan Place, with outside tables and bright blue awning, you can’t miss it. The restaurant specialises in showcasing British produce and has a no-fuss attitude when it comes […]
Meadow Restaurant – Ealing – Review
A new restaurant and bar in Ealing, West London – Meadow I’m a West Londoner and although I often venture into London’s West End and further afield to dine out, I’m always really delighted to discover some rather special a bit closer to home that I can visit with my friends and family. Good neighbourhood […]
The Chesterfield Arms – Mayfair
A timeless classic in Shepherd Market, Mayfair – The Chesterfield Arms Tucked away just off Curzon Street in the heart of Mayfair, Shepherd Market, a cobbled set of lanes that goes nowhere in particular, is part of London that is perhaps best known by Londoners. There are plenty of quirky restaurants there that have been […]
Barge East Restaurant – Review
East London living at its best – Barge East I love eating by the water and, luckily for me, the last few years have seen an explosion in waterside dining for Londoners. Hackney Wick’s River Lee Navigation Canal is one of the most recent areas to bring new gastronomic opportunities to those of us hungry […]
The Buxton – Review
Sustainable cuisine in London’s Brick Lane The Buxton on Osborn Street just off Brick Lane can be identified by its stylish 5 storey brick façade. Opened in 2019, The Buxton has rooms above the restaurant which are available should diners wish to stay the night. The rooftop garden offers views across London’s East End and […]
Amelie’s Wine House – Review
French Decadence in Bloomsbury at Amelie’s Wine House Nestled on Bloomsbury’s Store Street you’ll find Amelie’s Wine House. The wine shop and bar is a stone’s throw away from Oxford Street and London’s academic hub making it the perfect place for all occasions. The southern French décor, yellow walls and deep leather sofas make Amelie’s […]
Classic Afternoon Tea at One Aldwych
Gluten and dairy-free afternoon tea at One Aldwych Who doesn’t like an afternoon tea? It is such a relaxing way to enjoy lovely food and catch up with a friend. One Aldwych, the luxury hotel in Covent Garden, has always been an exceptional location for meeting and dining with friends. It’s perfectly located, a short […]
The Footman Mayfair Review
A newly renovated gastropub in Mayfair Nestled in the mews near Berkeley Square, The Footman is one of the oldest pubs in London. Originally called The Running Horse back in 1749, it was frequented by footmen who were in service to the households of Mayfair. While the establishment has been around for a while, the […]
Massis London – Review
Lebanese Food Re-imagined in Paddington It’s been exciting to watch London reinvent itself over the last few years with new quartiers springing up such as Coal Drop Yards and the redevelopment of Victoria and Aldgate. A major new destination is the buzzing Paddington Central development and it is here in Sheldon Square that Lebanese restaurant […]
Nobu, Old Park Lane, London – Review
A chance to enjoy Nobu without making your bank manager cry. Of course, there’s a reason why good quality Japanese food of the sort served at Nobu comes with a price tag. The type of ingredients say it all – fish has to be fresh enough to be served raw (sushi quality) and all the […]