Food and drink

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Brigade - restaurant review: Modern British bistro inside a fire station - London Bridge

The scene The striking red-brick fire station on Tooley Street (circa 1879) has been turned into a bistro you can feel... Read more...
The Truscott Arms - review: A 'proper food-lovers' British restaurant in Maida Vale

If the words bone marrow and melt-in-the-mouth steak fat don’t make you salivate, avert your eyes now – this place... Read more...
The Coach and Horses - review: 'A real pub, with decent pints and grub', Stoke Newington

Nestled just near the junction between Church Street and Stoke Newington High Street sits this unassuming pub. Read more...
Homeslice Pizza - food review: Seven Dials, West End

The scene Tucked away like a cosy little secret in the often overlooked, but always delightful (in a hippy enclave kinda... Read more...
Review: The Chelsea Ram

An unlikely location in the midst of a Fulham housing estate only serves to make this food-focused pub more cosy and... Read more...
The Scolt Head - pub review: Hip, young hangout in Dalston, East London

From the street this might seem little more than an average suburban pub: an off-white Georgian tooth towering alone in... Read more...
Zebrano Soho - bar review: Good for after work drinks and party times

The words ‘Soho’ and ‘bar’ – added to ‘Friday’ – strike fear into many a sane punter keen to just have a... Read more...
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Luxe, Spitalfields, east London

London restaurants. There are so many options when it comes to dining out in London, it's hard to know where to... Read more...
Tibits - review: Vegetarian restaurant, West End

The scene Just a short walk from Regent Street, this veggie Swiss import operates a ‘pay by weight’ policy,... Read more...
Trullo - restaurant review: Cosy Italian dining in Islington

The scene Picture this: you’re wandering along the winding cobbled streets of a quaint Italian town on a balmy... Read more...