pizza with san daniele and burrata Tuna tartar with wasabi mousse The Fulham road is awash with very shi shi restaurants, people reeking of pots of cash and designer clad babies wearing amber ‘teething’ necklaces. It’s also home to a smart looking restaurant … Read More
dhal salads vegetable samosas If one has to have a meeting, why not make it at the restaurant by the iconic, quite beautiful and spectacular Neasden Temple on Meadow Garth, NW10. Incidentally, it’s about five minutes walk from the centre … Read More
Having been on a two day course in town, I decided to finish it with an ice cold glass of wine and a quick bite to eat in part of London with which I’m not familiar. South Place Hotel, a … Read More
After an utterly disastrous meal at The Masons Arms which left me wanting, to say the least, I decided to turn to one of my favourite cuisines, Japanese in all its simplicity and sophistication. Located on Chamberlayne Road in Kensal … Read More
Picture the day – beautifully sunny, a gorgeous beer garden at the back of The Mason’s Arms near Kensal Rise. I had always wanted to go and the place was heaving. A cursory glance at some of the dishes coming … Read More
The beauty of France is that even in the most provincial of towns you can always discover gastronomic delights. I make it a point of going to this unassuming neighbourhood bakery whenever I’m nearby; the aroma of fresh baking, … Read More
Chicken Livers in Piri Piri Lamb’s Liver Having had some pretty dismal meals in the neighbouring village of Croxley Green, I was very much looking forward to taking in lunch at The Rose and Crown, a popular and well liked destination … Read More
‘Geales Appeal’, that’s what springs to mind. Where do I start? It’s so very rare to come away from a restaurant knowing that they’ve ticked every box and this classy establishment did just that – handsomely. I had been told about Geales by … Read More