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  • RESTAURANT REVIEW | Bala Baya, London – A real find!

    RESTAURANT REVIEW | Bala Baya, London – A real find!

    ★★★★★| Bala Baya, Southwark, London A real find in the restaurant scene is Bala Baya. It’s a real find because it’s tucked away in a spot hard to find and it’s a real find because it’s extremely delicious.  A few minutes walk from Southwark tube station in the revitalised railway arches now chock a block […]

  • RESTAURANT REVIEW | Circolo Popolare, London

    RESTAURANT REVIEW | Circolo Popolare, London

    ★★★★ | Circolo Popolare, Central London Circolo Popolare is one of the hottest newest restaurants in town, with people without a reservation queuing outside in the hopes of getting a table. If they ever get inside, they’ll be enveloped in a room full of warmth and colours so alive they’ll feel like they’ve stepped into […]

  • BAR REVIEW | The Lost Alhambra, London

    BAR REVIEW | The Lost Alhambra, London

    ★★★★ | The Lost Alhambra, London Step into place – a place worlds away but right in the heart of very very busy Leicester Square. Step right into The Lost Alhambra. The Lost Alhambra is a basement cocktail bar right between a pub (The Moon Under Water) and TGIFridays. Once you go downstairs it’s like another […]

  • RESTAURANT REVIEW | Jidori, London

    RESTAURANT REVIEW | Jidori, London

    ★★★★ | Jidori, London £72 for 10 dishes, with one dish better than the next, with cocktails? Where does one find a restaurant like this? Japanese restaurant Jidori, that’s where. Now with two branches, one in Covent Garden and one in Dalston, Jidori is a yakitori restaurant (skewered chicken) whose name is taken from a […]

  • RESTAURANT REVIEW | The Hayden, London

    RESTAURANT REVIEW | The Hayden, London

    ★★★★ | The Hayden, London There are lots of pubs in London that serve food but only a small handful where the food is excellent. The Hayden is one of these. The Hayden is serving classic pub and is well worth the trip to Westbourne Grove. Their menu is a superb take on many classics, […]

  • RESTAURANT REVIEW | Romulo Cafe, London

    RESTAURANT REVIEW | Romulo Cafe, London

    ★★★★★| Romulo Cafe, London There are many undiscovered restaurant gems in London, but I’ve found one that will perhaps not be undiscovered for very much longer. Romulo Cafe, a restaurant that is a taste of the Philippines in the heart of Kensington (and London), has food that I guarantee you can’t find anywhere else in […]

  • RESTAURANT REVIEW | Pasta Nostra, London

    RESTAURANT REVIEW | Pasta Nostra, London

    ★★★★ | Pasta Nostra, London Excellent tasting homemade pasta and very very reasonable prices? It’s Pasta Nostra. Only open for a couple of months, Pasta Nostra, located on a strip of Old Street between the station and Goswell Road, in an area that sorely needs good and good valued places to eat, is a welcome […]

  • RESTAURANT REVIEW | Kalifornia Kitchen, London

    RESTAURANT REVIEW | Kalifornia Kitchen, London

    Kalifornia Kitchen is a very unique and lovely dining experience.

  • RESTAURANT REVIEW | Harlem Soul, London

    RESTAURANT REVIEW | Harlem Soul, London

    ★★★★ | Harlem Soul, London Harlem has come to Old Street – kind of. When one thinks of restaurants in Harlem you think about soul food – food that can’t be found elsewhere in London. Food that is rich and delicious, southern comfort food (for example catfish, grits, cornbread, BBQ ribs, collard greens, buttered corn, […]

  • RESTAURANT REVIEW | VIVI, London

    RESTAURANT REVIEW | VIVI, London

    ★★★★★ | VIVI, London For those who remember Centrepoint 101 – the bar and restaurant on top of Centrepoint – 33 stories above ground – you’ll remember how great it was, more so the views and the cocktails and less so the food. Well, that space is now someone’s flat (boo hoo), so now we […]

  • RESTAURANT REVIEW | BOWLS, London

    RESTAURANT REVIEW | BOWLS, London

    ★★★★ | BOWLS, Soho, London One of the tastiest, and fun, and coolest restaurants in Soho is not on the trendy streets of Old Compton Street or Dean Street, it’s on that walkway called St. Anne’s Court. Most people use St. Annes Court for easy and quick access to Wardour and Dean streets. But next […]