On a hot, sunny day there are two things I want to do – be near to the water, whether that is a river, beach,…
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KitchenAid Experience store, cookery school review, London
If there is one thing most cooks covet, it’s a shiny new KitchenAid; they are an iconic piece of beautifully designed kit. Sadly, little Brick…
Food at 52, kitchen confidence part three, cookery school, London
As I rang the bell, it was hard to believe this was my last class at Food at 52<. As each week passed,our little gang…
Food at 52, kitchen confidence part two, cookery school, London
After the success of last week, I was eagerly anticipating week two of cookery school, especially as G, one of my team, had raved about the pasta…
Food at 52, kitchen confidence part one,cookery school, London
Last year, when I officially became a grown up, (although there is some debate surrounding this) some of my favs bought me a voucher for…
Strictly Ballroom, theatre review, London
Strictly Ballroom is a dazzling, sequined, joyous, life-affirming bundle of unadulterated pleasure and utter joy. It is a perfect antidote to all of life’s ails, it…
The Grift, immersive theatre, Bethnal Green Town Hall Hotel
Do you think you’ve got what it’s take to pull off a long con? If so this immersive theatre piece set in Bethnal Green Town Hall…
Rascals, bottomless brunch, restaurant review
There is something truly magical about surprising someone but particularly someone you love. And so my excitement was at an all time high when I finally told…
The Grinning Man, madness and wonder, theatre review.
Fresh, profound, riotous, bizarre, somewhat confused, a little overlong, magical. While contradictory, all of these are true of this new show, looseły based on the Victor Hugo…
Dead Rabbit pop up at Claridges, London
Is it worth the hype? That’s the big question. Well yes and no. It’s a strange fit, for a bar like Dead Rabbit, in the…