Although I am writing this review some time after visiting this quaint little salad bar, the memories of that late lunch I partook of here […]
Review: Joe’s Southern Kitchen [Covent Garden] – part one: the food
Like something out of Mumma’s kitchen, if Mumma was a freaking amazing American genius cook that is. The one to go to for genuine American […]
Coffee provides a whole new type of buzz
As part of my job as a science PR we regularly look for interesting science stories to share with the media and I wanted to […]
Review – Cabana Brasilian Barbecue [Covent Garden]
Perfectly cooked, tasty Brasilian barbecue food, topped off with rich desserts and strong, refreshing drinks. I am writing this on my train home from London […]
The Three Crowns [Old Street]
My experience of East London is quite limited, as I’ve only ever been there a handful of times for nights out, but suffice to say […]
Review – Ibérica La Terraza [Canary Wharf]
Appeals to: Tapas enthusiasts, lovers of skyscrapers and modern architecture, those who work and eat in the financial sector but who don’t want to pay […]
No freaking way … is the McDouble really the ‘cheapest and most nutritious food in human history’?
When looking around online for something interesting in food news this week, I thought I was seeing things when I read the news article title: […]
This week we are loving … Salad
This may seem like something so simple and so boring, but hey, the weather is hot and none of us can be bothered to eat/cook […]
Review – Barbarella [Chelsea]
In a nutshell: ‘Italian inspired’ cuisine with some unexpected dishes, really great prices (for Chelsea), cool and casual atmosphere, ultra attentive staff. Barbarella Barbarella’ located […]
Review – Wiggies [City Of London]
Appeals to: People who like the taste of pork (in a variety of different and unexpected contexts). People looking for something lighthearted in a lively […]