A secret in Southwark: sunshine food at Lupins
A review of Lupins, London Bridge, or, ‘How I Learned To Stop Thinking Of Spring Onions As Garnish & Realised Their True Potential With A Deep Fat Fryer’.
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It’s all good and right at Goode & Wright, Notting Hill
Despite a disastrous trip a couple of years ago, Goode & Wright is under new management and now offers
Make yourself at home at Muriel’s Kitchen
If you live in SW London, sack off the tube and make the effort to walk to Richmond when you go to Muriel’s Kitchen. Proper sunshine is about as common as rocking horse poo in these parts, so don’t waste a moment of it sweating on the tube.
Fun and game: wild food at Native, Covent Garden
Native is my absolute new favourite restaurant, and it’s just around the corner from my new office. I’m very smug about this.
Getting back to nature with small plates from the Shed
There’s something slightly depressing about the phrase ‘English tapas’. For me, the idea of ‘tapas’ conjures up visions of glorious Mediterranean sunsets, al fresco dining and big jugs of ruby red sangria. (Yes, yes, I have the imagination of a lobotomised tomato. So sue me.) Anything associated with our own little isle, on the other hand, […]
