The streets of Piccadilly were free of cars this evening as Londoners stopped to admire the installations and light shows of the Lumiere London festival. It was a fitting scene from which to enter Barbecoa Piccadilly, Jamie Oliver’s steakhouse restaurant brand. Read more…
London Restaurant Festival is a great way to get stuck into a melting pot of incredible restaurants in London, with bite-sized menus offering the some of the best dishes a venue has to offer. As someone who loves pretty much everything, a set menu is a great way to get a taste of a restaurant, without dealing with long menus and too much choice. Read more…
Chain is not a dirty word. In an era where we’re all looking for backstreet “authentic” tastes of foreign cuisines, it’s important to remember that these restaurants have their place – and many offer as genuine an experience as any hidden gem.
Ping Pong launched in London 12 years ago on Great Marlborough street and is known for its dim sum, Chinese tea and cocktails. Read more…
Pizza is as synonymous with New York as yellow cabs, Central Park or the Statue of Liberty. Images of huge, juicy slabs of pizza dough packed with every topping imaginable are etched in the memory of anyone lucky enough to have visited the city that never sleeps.
So, NY Fold gives itself big expectations to live up to by including the iconic city in its name. Read more…
As I climb the steps of the Montcalm Hotel, tucked away in affluent Marylebone and just a stone’s throw from Marble Arch Tube Station, I’m excited to see what Nirvana Kitchen has to offer. It’s easy to overlook a hotel restaurant, but after checking out the delicious Asian fusion cuisine, I was happy to dispel any preconceptions. Read more…
