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Hello Beautiful, Indeed! | Ciao Bella Restaurant, Bloomsbury, London

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I knew I was going to write about Ciao Bella before we even got there. My hairdresser, Tony has been banging on about it over the years I’ve been going to see him… Continue reading →

Meet Your Maker | Pastaio, Ganton Street, London

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Noun. pastaio m (plural pastai, feminine pastaia) pasta maker. pasta seller. worker at a pasta factory. Now you know what it means, let us try to explain just how good this new(ish) fresh… Continue reading →

Back To Where It All Began | Big Easy, Kings Road, Chelsea, London

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It was way back in May 2012 – a whopping 6.5 years ago, that Saff and I first visited the original, and in our opinion the best, Big Easy on the King’s Road.… Continue reading →

Coal Lotta Love | Coal Rooms, Peckham Rye, London

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Don’t you just love it when an impromptu little lunch turns out to be one of your month’s foodie highlights? That’s exactly what happened to us when we stumbled across (actually more like… Continue reading →

Ten Of The Best | Min Jiang’s 10th Anniversary Menu, Kensington High Street, London

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This August, Min Jiang are celebrating their 10th anniversary in the best possible way – a four-course set menu (£60) that showcases their brilliance with 10 new dishes. We fell in love with… Continue reading →

Chess On The Terrace | J Sheekey Atlantic Bar & Terrace, London

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It’s actually quite embarrassing to admit that in the 8 ¾ years of running our blog that we’ve never been to the London seafood institution that is J Sheekey. Well in all honesty,… Continue reading →

Hop To It | Four Hundred Rabbits, Nunhead, London

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We love a good restaurant name and Four Hundred Rabbits in Nunhead (they have one in Crystal Palace too) certainly ticked that box. It was by pure coincidence that we visited on Easter… Continue reading →

Too Hot To Handle | Kiln, 58 Brewer Street, Soho, London

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It’s been some time since I’ve had a meal that I prayed wouldn’t end and as a result, spent a good 24 hours afterwards reminiscing about. As per usual, we were late to… Continue reading →

About Time Too | Bar Douro, Flat Iron Square, London

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We’ve been trying to go to Bar Douro for what seems like forever. We popped by at least five times and at each speculative visit we were told the same thing – something… Continue reading →

A Steak With A View | Gillray’s Steakhouse and Bar, London Marriott Hotel County Hall

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Sometimes only a proper steak dinner will do and it was Gillray’s that rescued me from an enforced fortnight of soup and salads. We have had to be very careful with our food recently,… Continue reading →

That’s (Speak)Easy For You To Say | Blind Spot’s Speakeasy Cocktail Tea, St Martins Lane hotel

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Last week was National Afternoon Tea Week (14-20 August). As always we are willing to jump on a trend and join in the fun and where better a place to have fun than… Continue reading →

Take a Butcher’s At Macellaio RC’s Spritzeria Menu | Union Yard Arches, London

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A few doors down from our old haunt, The Lord Nelson pub where many a good night was had is Better Bankside’s Low Line project – part of the Union Yard Arches development… Continue reading →

Summer In The City | HKK’s Xiao Shu And Da Shu Menu, 88 Worship Street, London

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One of our standout meals over the years was the incredible 10-course Chinese New Year celebratory menu at Michelin starred HKK. So when we found out that the restaurant by the Hakkasan group… Continue reading →

24 Hours At The Ned | The Ned, 27 Poultry, London

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Shortly after I’d booked a trip to Paris for our birthdays and Marrekech for an early anniversary treat, Ade declared that he wanted to go to The Ned. Like really wanted to go!… Continue reading →

#LoveBorough | El Pastór, Borough Market, London

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During a meal with colleagues at Padella recently, we went around the table telling stories of times we’ve shed tears over food. And I’m not talking about as toddlers throwing tantrums – I… Continue reading →

All Things Bright (Yellow) And Beautiful | Pococello Terrace at Cantina del Ponte

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We’ve a real soft spot for a drop of limoncello – especially Pococello. We were first introduced to this lemony tipple whilst in Puglia when scouting the area for a suitable wedding venue.… Continue reading →

Ducking Different | Duck & Waffle Local, 52 Haymarket, London

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Five years on since opening, Duck & Waffle up in Heron Tower is still one of the places to go in London with bookings hard to come by. People come flocking for their… Continue reading →

A Beast Of A Feast | Bala Baya, Old Union Yard Arches, Bankside London

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Bala Baya, situated in the relatively new Old Union Yard Arches in Southwark, had been on our radar since it opened in mid-January – promising ‘authentic Middle Eastern cuisine in an environment designed… Continue reading →

It’s Not So Tough In The ‘Outlaw Borough’ | Hawksmoor Borough, 16 Winchester Walk, London

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My first experience of a Hawksmoor restaurant was a complete mystery to me, literally. For back in 2011, Saff had arranged a surprise birthday meal for me and my nearest and dearest at… Continue reading →

Make Yourself At Home | Jikoni | 19-21 Blandford Street, Marylebone, London

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Working in the hospitality industry means I have access to the CODE app and some amazing restaurant discounts – including 30% off food and drink at Jikoni – Ravinder Bhogal‘s restaurant in Marylebone.… Continue reading →