If you have been wandering up Dover Street and wondering what is inside number 10, the house with the fires out front and the brass monkey head on the door, we found out last week. MNKY HSE is a Latin-American … Continue reading El Mundo Del Mezcal @ MNKY HSE
In one of my previous jobs I worked with a security guard called Sammy. Sammy was from Ghana and he would bring in his home made stews in a plastic pot every day and heat up them up in the … Continue reading Table for Two! @ Zoe’s Ghana Kitchen
Bread making is something I have always wanted to do, but apart from the odd foray into buying a bag of ready-mixed flour for baking rolls, I have never really ventured there. I always assumed (never assume!) that making bread … Continue reading Making Bread with PAUL
Shake Shack® Leicester Square opened its doors last month with a massive party, serving its signature burgers, hot dogs and frozen custard, all to the beats of a DJ that had everybody dancing, from customers to waiters and the cooks … Continue reading Shake Shack Leicester Square
The Holy Birds, London’s only restaurant to specialise in poultry, landed on historic Petticoat Lane Market last month with a memorable launch party, serving up the best birds, finest cocktails, and great music until the early morning hours. The restaurant … Continue reading The Holy Birds
We had heard a lot of great things about Sara Stode’s illustrations from a friend and last month we caught up with her at the launch of her current exhibition, ‘Cocktail Wednesdays’, at Fanny Nelsons bar in London’s Hackney, just … Continue reading Meet Sara Stode, Illustrator & Cocktail Lover
Scandinavian Comfort Food Embracing the Art of Hygge by Trine Hahnemann Quadrille £25 I have spent a lot of my holidays in Denmark, one of my best and oldest friends is Danish and the sister of the Danish Queen lives … Continue reading Scandinavian Comfort Food
Heddon Street is one of those secret little spots in London that many people pass by, blissfully unaware of the little culinary oasis just a few metres from one of London’s busiest shopping streets. Many tourists only stray to Heddon … Continue reading Sakagura – Japanese Fine Dining At Its Best
If you want to channel the Viking in you this winter, we know the perfect place for this. Forget ‘hygge’ and cosy nights in with a candle and a mug of hot chocolate and make your way to The Queen … Continue reading Skye Halla at The Queen of Hoxton
If you are looking for the best Glühwein (mulled wine) in London, the German Gymnasium’s offering is certainly up there with best, if not the best. We went along to the launch of their Winter Terrace menu last week and … Continue reading German Gymnasium Winter Terrace
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