Category: Cocktails
Little Social – Review (Mayfair) A Social a way of life
In 2013 Jason Atherton was an extremely busy man opening two new ventures – the Little Social on March the 18th…
Smith & Wollensky – Review (The Strand) More style over substance?
Smith & Wollensky first established in 1977 in the US it comes across the Atlantic to London and opens it’s…
Pitt Cue – Review (Liverpool St) From trailer to meaty mantra – road tested 3 times
Pitt Cue’s humble beginnings commenced during the summer of 2011, along the South Bank, serving US influenced BBQ from their trailer….
Murano – Review (Mayfair) My two visits – Angela Hartnett has got serious game
Angela Hartnett MBE worked in the Ramsey stable for 15 years and became the first female chef-patron in 2002 at The…
Kenza – Review (City) Middle Eastern for the City boys & girls
Kenza meaning treasure in ‘Arabic’ has been around for a while now, 6th of September 2007 was when owner Tony Kitous…
City Social Review. My ‘Social’ penchant grows stronger
Jason Atherton’s bow has many strings – a big one includes City Social which opened on the 1st of May 2014, taking over…
Le Bab – Review (Kingley Court, Carnaby Street) Long live the renaissance
Le Bab first was launched in January 2016 by founders Stephen Tozer and former Le Gavroche chef Ed Brunet. As a duo since 2014, they laid their…
Shackfuyu – Review (Soho) Pop-up turns permanent
The Asian food craze seems to be going from strength to strength, with countless bao outlets, pop-ups, ramen joints, dumpling…
Canto Corvino – Review (Spitalfields) Modern Italian fare that surprises
I’m yet to visit but the squad behind Manicomio who have restaurants in St Pauls and Chelsea have headed to Spitalfields for…
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