
Canvas and the Playful Sommelier
Leaving the hum of Sloane Street, a descent into Canvas feels more like entering a…
Leaving the hum of Sloane Street, a descent into Canvas feels more like entering a…
Walking into Bocconcino from street level, straight onto a landing giving a bird’s eye view…
Salmontini Le Resto. I’m suspicious of it right from the start, for what I know…
It seems to go by decades, how people feel about L’Escargot. Ask somebody of my…
The Dorchester’s iconic Grill reopened last month having undergone a multi-million pound makeover by Parisian…
The things I could, but won’t, tell you about Crocker’s Folly. All sorts of things.…
I haven’t eaten my dinner under the table since I was a small child, hiding…
King’s Cross has become something of a minor culinary hotspot following the regeneration of St…
As one of the most exciting and diverse food capitals of the world, London has…
Afternoon tea at Sketch is served in the blancmange pink Gallery, reopened in June this…
The first London restaurant from the Frescobaldi family has a Mayfair address as stately as…
James Lawrence leaves the crucible of London’s dining scene and explores the best of food and drink…