Category: Good for Groups
Smokehouse Islington Review – food so good we forgave the imaginary service
Smokehouse Islington has been doing their thing since August 2013 and is one part of the quartet they call Noble…
Wong Kei Chinatown Review… The uncompromising rudeness was part of the romance
Wong Kei is one of the longest standing Cantonese institutions in Chinatown, it’s a multi-storey restaurant with its own Wikipedia…
Kang Nam – New Malden… It serves up the customary stablemates
Kang Nam is one of the latest additions to the already strong fleet of Korean restaurants in New Malden. It…
White Horse EC2 Broadgate Review… It’s a nod to boozy lunches and mischief when the gaffer turns his back
The White Horse is a stalwart City boozer with enough rustic charm to belong in the Surrey Hills – just….
Five Guys Review – Covent Garden & Oxford Circus. We hunker down and shovel slabs of moo covered in viscous American cheese..
Over the years I have wondered past Five Guys of Covent Garden on numerous occasions and wondered what the queues…
Ichibuns Soho Review – It’s a place for dirt bag teenagers who’ve grown up and like a bit of refinement in their junk food.
Ichibuns is a three-floored 90 cover restaurant concepted by Robin Leigh, a Nobu alumina and is backed by the folks…
Hoppers – St Christophers Place. The ring sting is worth it…
Hoppers is a Soho success story with a not so secret weapon of serving up bowl shaped pancakes made from…
Pivaz Review – Repping in Epping
“Pivaz means onion, so come along and peel back the layers of flavour and ambience”. I did exactly that and…
Fish School Review Billingsgate ….there was the demonstration of how to expertly dismantle and fillet our soles before we were unleashed on them.
Ok so going by the title, you already know what this review is about. I like Billingsgate. A lot. When…
Four Seasons Review – Chinatown – quack action
Four Seasons is a Chinatown faithful who champion the virtues of Cantonese roast duck; they really do get behind theirs…
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