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Could we ever run out of chickens? | Clockjack Oven, 14 Denman Street, London, W1D 7HJ

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‘What’s for dinner mum?’ I’d shout down the stairs at 1.47pm on a Sunday after an epic teenage sleepathon. ‘Only chicken’ she’d reply. ‘Now get out of bed you lazy git!’. And she… Continue reading

The toast of India | The summer toastie menu at Cinnamon Soho, 5 Kingly Street, London W1B 5PF

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Sometimes, but not often enough, we try something and think ‘why has this not been done before?’ like when we discovered the Potato Dog (a hotdog encased in fluffy potato) or most recently… Continue reading

Some of the best Italian food in London | Orso, 27 Wellington Street, London WC2E 7DB

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So what’s important to you when you visit a restaurant? A) Does it have to be all shiny and new with the enamel dishes fresh out of bubble wrap? B) Does it have… Continue reading

From Margate to market | GB Pizza Co, 50 Exmouth Market, London EC1R 4QE

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 ** THIS RESTAURANT HAS NOW CLOSED BUT YOU CAN STILL FIND THEM AT MARGATE** The GB Pizza Co has been on our radar for a while, the original branch in Margate sounded like… Continue reading

Great Ribs and that’s no porky pie | Porky’s Bankside, 18 New Globe Walk, London, SE1 9DR

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When I first got a job on London’s Southbank back in the mists of time, there weren’t many local culinary delights to shout about. Sure there were a few OK pub lunches to be… Continue reading

Ramen that’s fit for a King-ly Court | Shoryu Ramen, G3-5 Kingly Court, London W1B 5PJ

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Sometimes only noodles will do, even a cheap packet of instant noodles for me can satisfy an urge that I guess must be down to a comfort thing. As I sat staring at… Continue reading

The Ritz – much more than just afternoon tea | The Ritz restaurant, 150 Piccadilly, London W1J 9BR

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Being food bloggers we get to do a whole host of exciting things, meet interesting and passionate people, try a wide variety of food, stay in stunning hotels. Never in a million years… Continue reading

Summer lovin’ | Wagamama Summer Menu 2014 | Bluewater Shopping Centre, Greenhithe DA9 9ST

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When you have a grumpy hormonal son and possibly one the world’s fussiest eaters as a daughter, finding a suitable restaurant at our local shopping centre can be a nightmare. Luckily Oliver is… Continue reading

Welcome to the dark side | Casa Negra, 54-56 Great Eastern Street, London, EC2A 3QR

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La Bodega Negra has a little sister all the way over in Shoreditch – Casa Negra. We haven’t been to La Bodega but have often admired it as we walked past, each time… Continue reading

Juicy Lucy | Byron Burger Club Night #2

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It looks like Fred Smith‘s been busy again! The May special Miami Slice was launched and after the success of Mock Donald’s, he’s been working his little burger patterned socks off on the… Continue reading

Bed, breakfast, Bentleys and (golf) balls | Auberge du Lac and Brocket Hall, Welwyn, Hertfordshire AL8 7XG

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We’d had a couple of full on weeks at work, the Easter and bank holidays had played havoc with the schedules and my stress levels. I thought the perfect antidote would be the… Continue reading

London kneads this | Pizza Union, 25 Sandy’s Row, London E1 7EZ

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What is a pizza? We discovered recently that apparently a pizza with chicken as a topping is not a pizza, even worse, it is breaking pizza law. So what is it if it… Continue reading

Curiouser and curiouser | Mad Hatter’s Afternoon Tea, Sanderson hotel, 50 Berners Street, London, W1T 3NG

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If you’re not a) A woman or b) Planning a hen night you probably stopped reading this at the headline. The Mad Hatter’s afternoon tea at the Sanderson is largely full of groups… Continue reading

Duck and sugar | Min Jiang, The Royal Garden Hotel, 2-24 Kensington High Street, London W8 4PT

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Nestled up high in the rather faded and archaic looking Royal Garden hotel is Min Jiang. A proper old-fashioned yet luxurious Chinese restaurant that boasts stunning views over Hyde Park. Layers of lush greenery… Continue reading

Blooming lovely | Sakura at Sake no Hana | 23 St. James’s Street, London, SW1A 1HA

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Much to Ade’s dismay I adore blossom, ahhing at every fluffy flourishing tree that we drive past and clipping off a teeny sprig to put by our bed. I jumped at the chance to… Continue reading

Bless you! | Ekachai, 9-10 Arcade, Liverpool Street, London EC2M 7PN

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Pan Asian/fusion food scares me a little, I usually prefer my meals to be one or the other but Ekachai has been going for over ten years so I guess they must be doing… Continue reading

All aboard | The Big Red Pizza Bus, 30 Deptford Church Street, London SE8 4RZ ** THE BIG RED IS NOW A POP-UP CALLED WÜNDERLUST **

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** THE BIG RED IS NOW A POP-UP CALLED WÜNDERLUST ** Half term = an agonising time trying to find things to keep the kids occupied, when said children are at that awkward… Continue reading

Smokin’ | Ember Yard, 60 Berwick Street, London W1F 8SU

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We were looking forward to visiting Ember Yard, really looking forward to visiting. Marina had given it a gushing review in her Guardian column, and a respected friend in the hospitality industry said… Continue reading

True Blue, Baby I Love You | Pizza 1889, Nugent Shopping Park, Cray Avenue, Orpington BR5 3RP

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Today we made a short journey over to Orpington in Kent in search of a tile clearance centre. Definitely not my preferred way to spend a Saturday, and possibly the dullest start to… Continue reading

Deep down & Dirty | Dirty Bones, 20 Kensington Church Street, London, W8 4EP

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Yes, we know, London has burgers and hot dogs coming out of its ears, the trend is threatening to become a little tiresome. Dirty Bones sounds like just another dude food restaurant, nothing… Continue reading