On yet another sunny Sunday, I wandered into a well established Cantonese restaurant Hakkasan, Mayfair to try their new Sunday brunch.
Newman Arms Review
Dating back to 1730, The Newman Arms was used by George Orwell as his model for the “Proles” pub in Nineteen Eighty Four and was once, apparently, a brothel.
The Winter Garden At The Landmark Review
A beautiful and unique space sets the stage for some fine cooking of the Modern European variety. Nick is all aboard.
TAI Brockley Review
The small place was full by now and the takeaways were still flying out the door and I could now see why. Tasty Thai food at knock down prices is a winner in anyone’s book
Curry On Naanstop review
The show has come on. The Mumbai street food merchants are back after a short hiatus and can now be found in the ground floor cafe of the Soho Theatre.
Sunday Feasting, Hawksmoor Review
A perfect sunny Sunday calls for a perfect Sunday Roast. Carla tries the very popular Hawksmoor version.
Smoke and Fire Brunch, Gaucho Review
Gaucho has now celebrated 30 years since opening its first restaurant in Piccadilly, which brought fine Argentinean steak and Malbec wines to London.
Australasia. Reborn In Manchester
Australasia has been a staple of Spinningfields for many years, and now returns with a fresh new look, and even fresher menu.
3 Gorges Review
Three floors of dark woods, leather furniture, classy floor and wall tiles and smooth jazz on the stereo, You’re definitely not in Fitzrovia now, nor in Chinatown either, as there are no rude and pushy waiters, only smooth, refined service.
Arcadia Exeter Review
Arcadia is the creation of Utopian Brewing… one of the leading brewers in the Southwest, well known for only using the very best ingredients in their extensive beer offering.