Flower Power in a Plant-Based Fashion
Plant based diets are on the rise, be it for health or eco reasons, and no high street chain worth its eggplant is ignoring this fact. Research reveals that dairy-free…
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Getting Personal At Gigi’s, Hoxton
I’m not going to lie, as a kid from the suburbs and currently a visitor to my own country (I currently live most of my time in Ohio, USA), I’m…
Review – Afternoon Tea, The Curtain Hotel, Shoreditch
Ah, the quintessential English afternoon tea. I’m not sure whether it’s something to do with getting older, but the thought of whiling away a couple of hours in a classy…
MEATLiquor: Dirty Dining in Style
The first rule of MEATLiquor is don’t go there on a first date or with someone you’re trying to impress. The second rule of MEATLiquor is don’t wear white. You…
July food news with Eat with Ellen
Summer’s here guys. It’s time for paddling pools and pop-ups, barbecues and booze, festivals and fizz and all that jazz. Like most of the people in the UK, the sun…
ULI Notting Hill
ULI is a modern pan-Asian local eatery, found just off the Portobello Road, offering an array of traditional and freshly made healthy home-style dishes from Singapore, Malaysia, China and Thailand.…
Hands Off! The Ultimate Lazy Dining Experience
‘That sounds weird,’ frowned a friend when invited to a meal that we’d eat with no hands. Not our hands, anyway. We’d be fed by servers, popping morsels of sushi…
Quant’ing for Nothing at The Pelham
From mini-dresses to vibrant prints and makeup, Dame Mary Quant has inspired generations of fashionistas since bursting into the UK conscious in the Swinging Sixties. Paying tribute to one of…
June food adventures with Eat with Ellen
Erm, where is the summer? According to my diary, we’re supposed to be planning barbecues and enjoying long evenings with chilled drinks in our hands. Instead it’s pouring with rain…
London’s Best Rooftops This Summer
The weather gods are up to mischief: Spring sprung in the warmest ever February; fooled us it was summer at Easter; then switched to winter for the May Bank Hols.…
