Poppy Laking scoffs her way through the new Autumn menu at Bumpkin and ponders the lack of seasonal songs about London.
The Horseshoe Restaurant with Rooms, Eddleston
A restaurant so warm and inviting, Janet decides to sleep there. Luckily they have rooms so it wasn’t under the table
Stories
Stories’ menu isn’t the most extensive or even the most original but it does deliver quality, well-cooked pub grub in a fun, relaxed environment. What it does, it does very well indeed and that’s something that Broadway Market locals can be thankful for.
Osteria Francescana
Osteria Francescana clearly isn’t somewhere you would eat everyday says Joel Porter; it’s a magnificent, once-in-a-lifetime experience of sublime cooking from a truly special chef. A rare treat.
Joe Allen Covent Garden
You either get Joe Allen’s or you don’t. It’s not trying to be anything hip or pimp itself on social media, it is a genuinely social place where old friends meet, deals are discussed and the odd tourist in the know slips in to feel like a real Londoner.
Michael Neave Kitchen and Whiskey Bar
Culinary skills abound! Janet Watson reviews Michael Neave’s Kitchen and Whiskey Bar.
Jekyll & Hyde
The most creative bar we’ve seen so far in Birmingham…cocktails in mini watering cans, a gin parlour and good food.
Trattoria La Cambusa Sicily Review
Nadia Alkahzrajie takes in the sights and sounds of Palermo’s Piazza Marina and reviews La Cambusa.
Central & Co
Poppy Laking finds heaven in a Yorkshire pudding and reviews the apptly named Central & Co, located on the corner of Tourist & Theatre-land.
La P’tite Folie
Janet Watson reviews a little slice of Paris in Edinburgh’s New Town.