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Oskars Review – Kefalonia
I read that Oskars is staunch favourite of many for it’s sea view and the promise of a good feed….
Butlers House Review Kefalonia
What makes Butlers House stand out is that it has a particular kind of theatre; the kind that offers entertainment…
Sto Psito Review Kefalonia
Dusk falls when we arrive for our first meal in Kefalonia, an island in the Ionian Sea, to the west…
Busaba Kingston Riverside Review
Alan Yau OBE, a serial restauranteur, without him there wouldn’t be Busaba, Wagamama, Hakkasan, Yauatcha, Duck & Rice or Park…
Plum Valley Review
One thing is for sure, you won’t miss the bourgeois looking exterior of Plum Valley with is slate black sombre…
Bar Douro Review – London Bridge
Tucked inside a railway arch within London Bridge’s Flat Iron Square, you’ll find Bar Douro, a splendid 35-cover Portuguese restaurant,…
Atsuko’s Kitchen Review – Japanese Cooking Demystified
So, this is the second post of me reviewing a cookery school – the first being Billingsgate’s Fish School, that…
Greyhound Cafe …they are Thai at the core, but have their tentacles firmly on the international larder.
Groundhound Cafe emanated from Greyhound, an infamous Thai fashion house that opened their first Greyhound Café in Sukhumvit, a fashionable…
Rasa W1 Review. Why shouldn’t we get the good stuff from the motherland instead of a bastardised weak version that Indian chef’s deem our palates suitable?
Rasa is conceived from the memoirs of its founder, Das Sreedharan, a man who believes food is “profoundly linked to…
Crown and Greyhound. Every town needs a good local
The Crown and Greyhound in East Dulwich, south east London, is quintessentially a neighbourhood pub, a pub and it has…
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