A Gothic Cocktail Voyage at Kings Cross
I’ve had some bonkers cocktails in my time – all in the name of research you understand. Bee pollen, edible flowers, gold leaf, squid ink, raw eggs, peppercorns – I’ve…
Nadia Cohen
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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…
Forget The Balls, Wimbledon Is Buzzing With Bombay Delights
With Wimbledon in full swing, the entire area is buzzing right now with balls and bats, alright racquets, and an awful lot of excited tennis fans from around the world.…
Why I Cyber Stalk My Kids
While sane parents tend to celebrate their kids’ return to school every Monday morning by sneaking back to bed for an extra hour under the duvet, or enjoying a leisurely…
Vin Education at The Wine Tasting Shop
Spring really is doing its best to make an appearance, it’s so close you can almost feel it. Almost, I mean don’t leave your big coat or your brolly at…
Soho’s Coupette: Experimental Cocktails at Great Prices
Size matters, or so they say. Well, listen up my friends, I am here to tell you that size isn’t everything…when it comes to cocktails. An achingly hip new bar…
Booze-Free Brilliance at Soda Club
It’s Sober October! And after indulging in a long summer of boozy lunches, sundowner cocktails, after dinner cocktails and gallons of rose in between, my liver has been crying to…
Top 8 Things We Miss About Our First Mobile Phone
Everyone remembers their first mobile phone. I still have not forgotten that smug feeling of carefully placing a chunky brick on the pub table, leaning back with a satisfied smile,…
Review: Pure Indian Cooking, Fulham
If generic yellow curries in leaky foil tins and broken poppadoms in greasy paper bags are your thing, then prepare to be disappointed. Fulham’s Pure Indian Cooking is an extraordinarily…
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…
