Travel to the India you’ve always imagined, without leaving Covent Garden. Colonel Saab is an Indian fine dining restaurant that’s full of classic exotic artwork and artefacts. The prices are definitely London, though.
Sunday By The Fire. Review
Sunday lunch with a deliciously smoky twist. Ekstedt at The Yard is a very fair cop
DUMBO Smashburger review
Oliver spent years happily ignoring the smash burger craze. Then DUMBO came along and, rather annoyingly, proved that squashing a burger really does make it better.
Roketsu Launches Lunch Menu, Restaurant Review
The pale hinoki wood, sliding screens and pared-back interiors are quintessentially Japanese, setting the tone for Roketsu and its lunch menu.
Cô Thành Restaurant Review
The ‘legendary’ street food of The Lunch Lady, Nguyễn Thị Thanh, is to be found here in London’s Covent Garden.
Mignonette Restaurant Review
I’ve always said that if you want a decent French meal in France you should head to England. I was wrong, you should head to Richmond
Haldirams Restaurant Review
Leicester Square is not usually a spot for anyone but a desperate and / or foolish, tourist to eat, but this vegan/vegetarian restaurant is so good Nick could go in everyday
MITSU Learning the Art of Sushi Masterclass
London never stops amazing me. Restaurants are constantly competing for their spot under the sun, each trying to offer something unique.
Bangkok Mama Review
Something different for dinner? How about a Thai Pizza? But who is culturally appropriating who? Nick finds out where his loyalties lie.
Cooper’s Cut Review
The kitchen is lead by ex-The Ledbury chef, Luke Armstrong, who has brought modern French cooking, and a mastery of culinary crafts, including dry-ageing.
