RESTAURANT REVIEW | Tapas Revolution in Grand Central – Birmingham
Last night, I went on a palatable trip to Spain with Tapas Revolution in Grand Central – Birmingham, restaurant of which was started by the passionate and Spanish food enthusiast […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Wringer & Mangle
The Gay UK team are a clean and fastidious bunch, so it seemed perfectly apt we were invited to the opening of a former industrial laundry in the Big Smoke’s […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Nam Long Le Shaker
Nam Long Le Shaker has earned a reputation in three decades for late night imbibing amongst the trust fund Ralph-Lauren-shirt brigade, the wannabe Sloane-ranger Fulhamites, and on occasions blue blood […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Shikumen (Shepherds Bush)
Dim Sum are an absolute pleasure, they fill me with joy (and best of all, variety satiety). I regard them as little presents, neatly wrapped with contents of treasure. Having […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Zaika of Kensington Restaurant Review
Who loves a good ruby? Indian cuisine isn’t something i have regularly, and perhaps it’s my childhood memories of my Granny’s (who grew up in Vizag, India) infamous egg curry. […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Rugby Burgers @ West 12 Bar & Grill
Last night, I had the pleasure of dining at West 12 Bar & Grill, at Birmingham Marriott Hotel, just in time for the opening of the Rugby World Cup. For […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Gaylord, London
In the Oxford Circus area lies a rather well renowned traditional Indian cuisine restaurant, Gaylord. A typical Indian restaurant vibe via both decor and ambience, which soon filled to maximum […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Rocket Holborn
Were there fireworks at Rocket Holborn? Holborn is the home to the British Museum, the ancient Guild Church and was once a haunt for Charles Dickens. Back in the early […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Metropolitan, Moreish Morsels At M Restaurant
Hanging out with Hugos, Alistairs and Tarquins in the confines of the trader’s square mile doesn’t grab one immediately when choosing a venue for supper.
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Q-Grill, Camden
Around five minutes stroll from either Chalk Farm or Camden tube is the Q-Grill, and no introduction necessary with the main method of cooking here. Plenty of smoky dishes on […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Darwin Brasserie, The Sky Garden
Dining up at the Sky Garden sounds exciting doesn’t it? A little novel? Darwin’s menu boasts being “inspired by the very best of British”, but in reality means they have […]