I have already done one post on Ottolenghi but I was very hungover that time and I figure I should just do it again. Ottolenghi is a vegetarian or cake lovers heaven. It is also one the best places to go for brunch and lunch in London – in my opinion anyway! The word vegetarian [...]
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Ottolenghi, Islington
Posted in Australian, £ x 2, £ x 2, British, Cuisine, European, French, London cafes, London restaurants, Recipes (cooking), Reviews, tagged best brunch london, best cakes in london, cafe, clarence court, foreman and field, london, macadamia cheesecake, ottolenghi, Ottolenghi: The Cookbook, plenty, restaurant, review, sami tamimi, scrambled eggs, welsh rarebit, yotam ottolenghi on February 11, 2011 | 6 Comments »
Clarence Court eggs three ways
Posted in Events, Reviews, tagged burford brown, clarence court, eggs, event, fried egg, happy eggs, hix restaurant, hix soho, london, mark hix, posset, quails egg, sea buckthorn on December 1, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
There’s something magical about Hix, Soho. Maybe it’s the open dining room with high ceilings, the countless pieces of fabulous art or the snuggly bar in the basement. Whatever it is, I feel special every time I walk through the huge wooden door on Brewer Street. I haven’t been fortunate enough to eat in the [...]
Coach and Horses, Farringdon
Posted in British, London pub grub, Reviews, tagged Apple Sorbet, Best pub food in London, Coach and Horses, dinner, duck egg, Faringdon, Harry McKenzie, london, Popcorn Panna Cotta, Pork Belly, Pub food, Scotch egg on November 13, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
A friend of mine was recently pronounced head chef of The Coach and Horses. Having never tasted his food before as he used to work outside of London, a big group of us decided to go down one Thursday evening and try it out. His name? Harry McKenzie. Remember that one. I have read some [...]
Ginger and White, Hampstead
Posted in Australian, £ x 1, London cafes, Reviews, tagged banana bread, brunch, cafe, cakes, coffee, flat white, ginger and white, ham and cheese croissant, hampstead, london, muffin, sausage sarnie, tea on September 13, 2010 | 4 Comments »
Australians are taking over London, yaaaaaaaay! Well, I’d actually like to think so purely based on the fact that they are bringing their incredible cafe culture to London. Please sirs, we want some more! I’m talking about Ginger and White in leafy Hampstead. I honestly couldn’t have asked for a better day last Sunday. I [...]
Taste of London 2010
Posted in Events, Reviews, tagged champagne, chefs, drink, food festival, granceso mazzei, l'anima, le gavroche, london, michele roux, Recipes (cooking), regents park, taste of london, the grill at the dorchester, toms kitchen on June 19, 2010 | 7 Comments »
I only had two hours to hot foot it around Taste of London this year before jumping on a train to Nottingham and my aim was to try as many dishes as I could in a short amount of time. I was on a mission – the tube journey on the way consisted of revising [...]
Moroccan Tagine, Golborne Road
Posted in £ x 1, London restaurants, Moroccan, Reviews, tagged london, moroccan, morocco, porobello, tagine on March 14, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I bought my mum a train ticket to come to London for Mother’s Day this weekend. I normally go back home rather than her visit me but I really wanted to treat her this weekend. She arrived on Friday afternoon and I met her from the station. I had decided mid week that we would [...]
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