To say September was a little bit busy would be like saying Brexit might work out ok, a downright, bloody lie. So I was excited…
Sa:ucy Suppers, Canal side dining, supperclub review, london
This is not going to come as a surprise but there is a lot of uncertainty in the world right now. In recent months, two…
Vivi afternoon tea, restaurant review, London
VIVI IS NOW CLOSED 10th SEPTEMBER 2019 Afternoon tea is such a wonderfully British tradition. Anna Russell, the 7th Duchess of Bedford, is the lady…
Boats and BBQ, Skuna boats, London
On a hot, sunny day there are two things I want to do – be near to the water, whether that is a river, beach,…
Where to eat Brick Lane & Spitalfields
When most people think about Brick Lane, they imediately think about curry, but Brick Lane and Spitalfields offer so much more, making it the perfect…
Cow + Field,Thai-riffic, supperclub review, London
Often when asked what my favourite food is, which is quite frankly an almost impossible question for me to answer, my response is Thai. I…
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…
Stark, Where the food is anything but, Restaurant review, Broadstairs
Back in September, A gifted me a dinner at Stark, to mark my ever increasing years. He discovered Stark when Ben Crittenden, chef and owner,…
Papa L’s Supperclub, a night of love and laughter, supperclub review, london
My recent immersion into the world of supperclubs has been nothing short of joyous. I love sitting at a table of strangers and walking away…
The Oystermen, the happiest happy hour, restaurant review, London
The Oystermen, the happiest happy hour, restaurant review, London You may remember that the Oystermen is one of my very happiest places. The cooking is…