London has plenty of spots that claim they will make you feel on top of the world. Nothing works as well, however, as Frank’s Café in Peckham. On the tenth floor of Peckham’s Multi-Story car park, Frank’s Café is a feast…
No matter how often I go back there, I still haven’t tasted all the food Street Feast in Dalston Yard has to offer. Here are some of my latest discoveries. Clockwise: my obsession, Yum Bun‘s soft pork buns, Bleecker St. Burger‘s exceptional…
If you read this blog you’ve probably already heard about my passion for Kansas Smitty’s crazy-fun jazz raves, discovered first at the Dead Dolls Club in Bethnal Green and then brought to one of East London’s greatest jazz bars, the band’s own Kansas Smitty’s bar.…
Last week, the editorial team from Italian Kingdom met face-to-face for the first time. In a pang of Italian food nostalgia, we couldn’t help but choose L’Anima, one of London’s best and classiest Italian restaurants. Needless to say that it passed…
After a new-found passion for eggs, I couldn’t help but have a go at the exciting menu offered by Bad Egg in the City. Here’s my review of their mouth-watering and filling treats. Offering one of the best bottomless brunches…
After living in East London for four years, I was gutted to hear there was a cocktail bar right in my face that I still hadn’t noticed. Casita, hidden in an alley next to Leonard Street, was a welcome surprise. …
That The Looking Glass Cocktail Club is one of the best cocktail parlours in London is beyond any doubts, but did you know that they’re launching an even more exciting new menu – and a cocktail book? I spoke to…
Leaving car parks and courtyards empty is a sin in East London. The real sin though would be not checking out the new Street Feast in Shoreditch Yard. Here’s my round-up of London’s most exciting street festival’s opening weekend. <…
Last weekend I thought I’d get beach body ready with a feast on everything I wanted to eat: London is probably the hardest city for a diet, but the best one for brunch. Here are my reviews of Beany Green…
I don’t know about you, but I’ve got an obsession for hidden London. So obviously when I heard that the Andaz Hotel in Liverpool Street was opening its masonic temple to the public for a screening of – how fitting!…
