Things i have eaten
Ask for Janice,50-52 Long Lane, Farringdon, London, EC1A 9EJ Breakfast is apparently the most important meal of the day and where better to break my fast than this little gem of a restaurant on Long Lane, Farringdon. The decor is light, bright and simple yet effortlessly stylish. The metal stools reminded me of science… Continue reading Review:Ask for Janice, Farringdon
NTs Bar, 207, 1 Westgate St, London Fields, E8 3RL http://www.bruench.com/ So happy that I had the opportunity to go along to this Berlin Brünch pop up at NTs in Netil House. Run by Noemi, a Berliner living in London, this is a uniquely special occasion that serves delicious food in beautiful surroundings. The menu comprises of locally… Continue reading Berlin Brünch Pop Up at NTs London Fields
Well as Londons love for the breakfast/lunch combo has spiraled out of control, I thought it would be time to do a little brunch feature on MWIP. A few reasons why I (and possibly you) love brunch It gives a acceptable excuse to drink alcohol at breakfast time and what is not to love about that?… Continue reading Some of my fave brunches in London Town
Lighterman, 3 Granary Square, London N1C 4BH A brand new, glossy all-day drink and dine destination in King’s Cross Named after the Victorian workers who operated the ‘lighter’ goods barges, this is the third venue from Open House (Percy & Founders, the new The Larder ) and their most ambitious project to date. Granary Squares newest addition, The Lighterman,… Continue reading New Opening-Lighterman, Kings X
On a cold Friday evening we wound our way south to kings Road to sample some food at The Jam Tree, and warm our cockles with a couple of cocktails. The decor of The Jam Tree is modern pop art mixed with elegant touches, such as chandeliers and comfy leather sofas. As soon as we… Continue reading The Jam Tree, Chelsea
La Brasserie, 272 Brompton Rd, London SW3 2AW I positively skipped to South Kensington on this beautiful Monday evening, to meet the wonderful team at La Brasserie, to be treated to some of the classiest food I have had in a very long time. La Brasserie opened in 1972 and defines itself as an institution. Hearty words… Continue reading La Brasserie Review, South Kensington
After a request for places to eat near Piccadilly and Leicester Square, I thought it would be useful to write up a little post with my thoughts . 1) The Chop Shop, 66 Haymarket,London, SW1Y, UK Meat heavy menu, American fayre in a modern and vibrant setting. Pre theatre menu -£19 for 2 courses, £22 for… Continue reading Pre-Theatre Dinner in Theatreland – where to go?
Low, Slow & Juke 1 Abbey Orchard St, Westminster, London, SW1P 2LU “Don’t you just love those long rainy afternoons in New Orleans when an hour isn’t just an hour – but a little piece of eternity dropped into your hands – and who knows what to do with it?” The words of Tennessee Williams… Continue reading Low, Slow & Juke, Westminster
German Gymnasium,Kings Boulevard, London, N1C 4BU A last minute decision to have brunch whilst walking the streets of kings cross resulted in us serendipitously choosing the German gymnasium and what a pleasant experience it was. This former gym (see the mural that was there before it became this restaurant https://annasworldinpictures.com/2014/11/15/mural-at-gateway-to-kings-cross) has recently been turned… Continue reading German Gymnasium, Kings Cross
Barrafina 43 Drury Lane, Covent Garden, London WC2B 5AJ I know I am a bit late to the party on this one but recently I visited the very highly recommended tapas bar Barrafina, at its newest branch on Drury Lane. A very stylish place with marble counter tops and red leather stools and exceptionally smily staff… Continue reading Barrafina, Covent Garden
