Going Big On BBQ At Smok’d London
I am fortunate enough to have just visited the USA, and as the old cliché goes, everything is bigger on the other side of the Atlantic. And that is certainly…
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Italian Tapas at Kensington’s Como Garden
Bringing the outside inside, stepping into Como Garden in Kensington is like taking a tardis trip to northern Italy. The restaurant is found in a small courtyard off Kensington High…
Art Deco Dining At TOZI Grand Café
Tate Modern boasts the Turbine Hall. Battersea Power Station has TOZI Grand Café, a top notch Italian restaurant that gives foodies a feast in what feels like an art gallery.…
Gold Standard Indian Food @ Copper Chimney
Having been brought up on South Asian cuisine, I rarely expect to be surprised by anything on the menu at an Indian restaurant, but at Copper Chimney, Westfield White City’s…
Indian Inspiration At Kahani Restaurant
The first rule of dining at Kahani is that you don’t speak about Kahani. Well, maybe that’s not quite the rule, but having walked past the entrance twice before noticing…
Discover Hidden Decadence at Bandra Bhai
WHEN an invitation offers ‘spectacular cocktails, delicious spirits, fine wine and some unmentionables’ there is no way I am turning it down. So off we trot to trendy Fitzrovia in…
Game for Anything @ Jugged Hare
A vegan’s worst dream come true: four cuddly, furry hares hanging by their back legs above the swinging kitchen door. On each side a selection of equally dead pheasant, quail…
Hungary in London at Turul Project
Did you know that London is known as the second largest Hungarian city – after Budapest – with more than 200,000 Hungarians living in the capital? And yet, despite this…
October Food News with Eat with Ellen
I went on holiday for a few weeks in September. When I left, it was late summer, sunny and bright. When I got back the leaves had all fallen off…
September Food News with Eat With Ellen
And just like that, summer appears to be over. The kids are going back to school, the heatwave is but a distant memory, and it’s back to routine, chilly mornings…
