Sticks’n’Sushi is one of Cara’s favourite destinations for sushi in London. It’s her comfort spot as she knows regardless of the location the menu items will be exactly the same.
Bingham Riverhouse Review
SW London locals are lucky to have such a fabulous restaurant in Richmond – one with views of the river, charming decor and top notch food.
Coq d’Argent Sunday Lunch Review
Coq d’Argent launches a Sunday Set menu breaking the stereotype for compact French dishes.
Dans Le Noir ? Review
Dans Le Noir ? promises a different experience to traditional style dining, the dishes are served in pitch dark for guests to challenge their other senses.
Murger Han Restaurant Review
The world’s oldest style of sandwich, cocktails with a kick and seriously good noodles – why you need to try Xi’an cuisine at Murger Han, ‘London’s most authentic Xi’an restaurant’
Pravaas Restaurant Review
This fresh Indian restaurant, just a few minutes walk from the famous museums, is no ancient monument
The Libertine London, Review
The Royal Exchange is a remarkable building inside and out but I bet you haven’t been to its fairly discrete side door leading to The Libertine.
Piazza Italiana Review
Piazza Italiana is in the former home of British Linen Bank, a grade II listed building, and takes up what used to be the Telling Room now restored to its original 1902 grandeur with a fantastic ceiling, chandeliers and lots of Doric columns.
The K Bar Introduces a New Menu, Review
Nestled towards the residential area of South Kensington surrounded by the traditional stucco-fronted houses K Bar is there to woo its customers with the new Reflections menu.
A Little Greece in London, Brother Marcus Review
A Mediterranean food hub for all things meze, original brunch dishes, greek wine and cocktails.