The cool interior of The Salisbury Gastro Pub The famous Burata Having had a good old mooch at the Queen’s Park Farmer’s market, the usual lunchtime pangs guided me and my pal to The Salusbury, a gastro pub and a … Read More
Having a Saturday off is a precious and unexpected luxury in my world, so using part of it to be pampered for three hours in a most indulgent facial and pedicure was like a little slice of heaven. Equally my … Read More
Going to the New Forest as a child was an almost magical experience. The trees seemed huge next to my tiny frame and the forest dense and a little foreboding. What I recall most is the overwhelming musty odour of … Read More
There has always been something quite other worldly about Amersham, for an urban dwelling Londoner it feels like the end of civilisation with nothing beyond but verdant countryside. Perhaps it’s because, for many years, it was home of one of … Read More
If you find yourself mooching around Covent Garden with no particular culinary plans, I urge you to make time to start your day with brunch at Christopher’s. Only problem is finding anything to do afterwards which will top it. You won’t. … Read More
‘There are few hours in life more agreeable than the hour dedicated to the ceremony known as afternoon tea.’ Please click on the link below to see the review at OMOTG http://omotg.com/reviews/london/725/afternoon-tea-at-browns/
Put together a heady aroma of spices, spankingly fresh seafood, three of the most charming chefs you’ll ever come across and a bunch of excited students; you could only be in The Cinnamon Kitchen. Most famous chefs have an … Read More