Taking people up the Shard has always been a smart thing to do, and now for a few glorious weeks there’s grouse on the menu. Nick flies up.
Jazz brunch at Hotel Chantelle
As a little piece of America lands in London, offering all-day brunches with a side of live jazz, Tracy goes stateside
Murakami restaurant review
Not one for frequenting Covent Garden Nick nonetheless makes an exception to eat at Japanese Murakami
Le Bistrot Pierre, Bath
Bath and Bourguignon, Tom heads southwest for a lazy lunch at a French bistro…
Counter, Vauxhall review
A Vauxhall virgin, Tom ventures underneath the railway arches and is surprised by what he finds…
The Meat Co, Westfield Shepherd’s Bush
Steak, splendor and a shopping centre, Tom ventures out west for high-end steak in an unusual location…
Jean Jacques restaurant review London
The Russian invasion of London continues; when they aren’t buying all the best homes, they’re opening restaurants. Nick tries a new one that has a French accent.
Pulia. Borough Market. Review
A little bit of Pulia has arrived in London, Nick tries a quick bite
Bocconcino restaurant review
A Russian owned Italian restaurant in Mayfair pleasantly suprises Nick with the quality of its food
Rabot 1745 review
Danielle Woodward discovers that chocolate isn’t just for those with a sweet tooth at Hotel Chocolat’s restaurant, Rabot 1745