In a little-known part of London, we find a bit of a gem of a place where the Sichuan cooking is definitely hot.
Rosa’s Thai Dean Street Vegetarian
Thai food (and Indian) has always been a good place for vegetarians to find their happy. So, Rosa’s going all veggie in the Dean St restaurant is good news for the many who have taken meat off their menu forever or just for the next month.
Le Pont De La Tour Restaurant Review
New chef, new ideas. Pont de La Tour is finally the restaurant it should have been years ago.
Sakagura Izakaya Menu Review
Sakagura, in the heart of central London is celebrating its first anniversary by launching a brand-new izakaya-style (casual) menu inspired by the drinking houses of Japan.
Bottomless Weekends at Hanger & Cellar Review
Hanger & Cellar, located in the heart of Fulham, has introduced its own take on bottomless weekends – with a Saturday bottomless brunch and a bottomless Malbec Sunday roast.
Imperial Durbar Tooting Review
Tooting Bec is coming up and this is just the kind of watering hole it deserves.
Cut & Grind Burgers Restaurant Review
Nick only buys himself one burger a year, so it has to be a good one.
La Tagliata Restaurant Review
An up-market Italian that creates simple, classy food in a warm environment
Nouvelle Scouse at Ropewalks, Liverpool
It was traditionally made with fatty scraps and crumbled ship’s biscuits, Foodepedia discovers what Liverpool scouse tastes like in 2017.
Brunch at Chop Bloc
Steak and grill house Chop Bloc has brought back its brunch menu with a punch. Overseen by Head Chef, Antonio Lopez Rocha, the menu has been developed to showcase the creativity, and diverse nature of brunch.