A sharp knife is the chef’s best friend and keeping your knives professionally perfect is now super easy.
The Third Monkey, Farnham, Review
The Third Monkey’s name perhaps comes from the third monkey to board Noah’s Ark, he had to fight hard not to be left behind. It seems appropriate, this gastropub is pulling no punches when it comes to excellence.
San Hao Restaurant Review
Located in the very heart of Chinatown and spread over three (possibly even more floors, these Chinatown buildings are bigger than the Tardis inside) San Hao is a new kid on the Gerrard Street block.
Sycamore Restaurant Review
Hotel guests unwilling or wary of eating out in the wilds of Covent Garden won’t be disappointed, especially if they have kids in tow. A nice classy place with prices within reach especially if you look for daily deals.
Amazing Grace Restaurant Review
Good food, great music, lovely atmosphere, you can find it all in a church at London Bridge. Halleleujah, Nick is now definitely a convert
Hell’s Kitchen Opens 2 April at The Cumberland
London is set to welcome a brand-new dining experience this spring, as the first UK location of Hell’s Kitchen by Gordon Ramsay prepares to open its doors on Thursday 2 April.
Uni London Restaurant Review
Japanese cuisine purists might be a little dismayed at UNI’s rather UNIque menu (tacos anyone?) but it’s all very good and tasty and I daresay exactly what locals like, and despite its proximity to Victoria, this is a local restaurant.
Glen Moray Forbidden Fruit: A Calvados Cask-Finished Single Malt for the Discerning Whisky Connoisseur
Whether you’re expanding a curated collection or seeking a distinctive everyday dram, this release is a persuasive reminder that experimentation, when executed with precision, can yield exceptional results.
KitchenAid One Piece Pasta Maker
If you’ve got a KitchenAid stand mixer, the new pasta roller and cutter attachment is a must for anyone who wants homemade pasta made easy.
Angler Restaurant Review
Thirteen years a star, not fifteen minutes of fame, Angler is a Michelin restaurant that’s clearly no flash in the pan.