Although the term is not as widely used, bistronomy is what most savvy restaurants are into these days. No longer is it practical to…
Category: Reviews
Review: Brat Restaurant, Redchurch Street, Shoreditch
If you squeeze past the roiling busyness that is Smoking Goat in Shoreditch, moving just around the corner and a little bit further on…
Review: Padella Restaurant, Borough Market
I am convinced that one of the best places to get to know a person is in the queue outside Padella. You are in…
Review: Freakscene Restaurant, Frith Street
You look towards the entrance of Freakscene and feel a little underwhelmed at the fact it is not Barrafina. The memorable maroon shades now…
Review: Westerns Laundry Restaurant, Drayton Park
If it were not for my catching movement in the corner of my eye as I walked past the courtyard of the Westerns Laundry,…
Review: Son of Steak Restaurant, Nottingham
They’ve got the aesthetic. The stripped- back yet not, wood and iron finished, oh where is the brick wall…. ah! there by the bar,…
Review: Old Chang Kee Restaurant, Covent Garden
You know when you walk into a restaurant not expecting much at all, and then taste something so glorious that you choke on…
Review: Namaste Village Indian Restaurant, Norwich
We went to Namaste Village because I could not stand the idea of eating at another vegetarian restaurant that had couscous on the same…
Review: PIDE Turkish Pizza and Lahmacun Salon, Fitzrovia
When I found PIDE while walking along Charlotte street, a part of me could not help but quietly begin to crave one of my…
Review: Kricket – Indian Small Plates, Soho
Since it was a Saturday, and Saturdays in London tend to be incredibly busy in the tourist districts, I decided to make for…