Finding a pop-up supper club can be quite difficult, being as they tend to make use of abandoned lock-ups, derelict warehouses and the like. Annex East’s artist inhabitants stumbled upon an old Continue reading
Don’t let the dodgy decor put you off the good, fun food served up at Bubbas Caribbean restaurant in Tulse Hill. Last month I was invited to the Bubbas open Continue reading
So today’s the big day – Pitt Cue Co. opens to the public. Wish ‘em luck. They’ve already been tipped as the London’s number one pig-out spot for 2012 and Continue reading
Serving bistro style dishes from an old-school Airstream trailer off Liverpool Street, Street Kitchen is the brainchild of great friends Jun Tanaka and Mark Jankel. The Street Kitchen trailer—more suited Continue reading
My current favourite place for affordable, good quality and unpretentious hot food is Brixton Village. If you’ve not yet ventured down south to this burgeoning foodie hub then your first Continue reading
Andy Waugh is a Highlander, by way of Notting Hill, who spotted a gap in the market for good quality, decent value game in London. His company The Wild Game Continue reading
Le Bistro in Hornsey styles itself as “a Left Bank bistro that hasn’t changed in decades”. This is true of the grub and decor, and even truer of the service. Continue reading
