Time Out – London’s Best Pie & Mash
London’s original fast food has been around for 150 years. Jonathan Hatchman picks the best shops for the cockney classic.
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Ceru Brings a Compelling Portion of the Levant to South Kensington
Away from the hustle and bustle of Soho, Mayfair and Shoreditch, Ceru opened at the end of last year, offering a taste of the Levant in a neighbourhood space near South Kensington tube station. “Born from a love of food, drink and sunshine”, Ceru began life as a project from husband and wife team Barry … Continue reading
Restaurant Review – The Game Bird at The Stafford
Dinner at The Gamebird proves that, divergent to popular belief, British food needn’t be bland or unexciting. Continue reading
Restaurant Review – Bentley’s Oyster Bar & Grill
Within his 1952 opus, The Old Man and the Sea – the final novel to be published during his lifetime – Ernest Hemingway wrote: “But thank God, they [fish] are not as intelligent as we who kill them; although they are more able and more noble.” Of all the pearls of wisdom imparted throughout the … Continue reading
Restaurant Review – Il Pampero
Recently opened in The Hari Hotel, Il Pampero is a rare brilliant example of Italian fine dining in central London. Continue reading
Restaurant Review – La Dame de Pic
When I first started writing about restaurants, the whole concept of posting food photographs on Instagram irritated me beyond belief. I’d rant obstinately about the whole concept until the sloshed, fondled Wagyu cows came home. Most jobs, however, make it completely necessary to leave certain beliefs at the door. Hate it or love it, social … Continue reading
Restaurant Review – Madison
Have you ever been to a high-rise restaurant so bad, so incomprehensibly grim, that you’ve genuinely considered jumping from the top floor, if only to spite them? Continue reading
Restaurant Review – Kanada-Ya, Piccadilly
“Ramen,” somebody recently probed as I gushed adoringly about the food of Japan (again), “that’s just noodle soup, isn’t it?” Like a besieged tom cat ready to challenge the neighbours’ pit bull, my back arched instinctively and I cascaded into an explosive rant. Ramen is far more than just noodle soup. The exact origins or … Continue reading
