Nourishing scenes are happening, and happening well, writes Josh Barrie
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Koko and House of Koko’s warren of rooms, vinyl booths, corridors, terraces and balconies — with 300 pieces of art on display — make it one of London’s most intriguing…
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Chatsworth Bakehouse is a diminutive hub of focaccia-based creativity, almost unassuming, but online it is a giant. The shop operates a weekly changing menu, serving sandwiches between Wednesdays and Fridays,…
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Le Garrick, Covent Garden restaurant review: It started with a kiss of French onion soup…
by News Roomby News RoomBut Le Garrick is a restaurant I remember most from my early twenties, from my first days in London, when friends and I would come in, drink champagne and then…
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The most macho chefs may insist they can do pretty much anything with a single chopping board and the right knife, but in reality, almost all of them have at…
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Everywhere is going to be busy, but these pubs and bars will be your best bet
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Formerly known as Saravana Bhavan, this South Indian vegetarian institution can be found in various locations across the city, and across the globe. They have a site in Leicester Square,…
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They say opposites attract. Perhaps houses do too? In a quiet Walthamstow park stands a building once home to two innovative Londoners who might have disagreed about almost everything: William…
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Ognisko, South Kensington review: comfort and care is everywhere at this Polish restaurant
by News Roomby News RoomKarolina Kubrak: “The food is delicious, and the place has a unique atmosphere. This is Polish cuisine at its finest, accompanied by the renowned Polish hospitality that characterises this place.…
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£11 for a pint of beer sets an insane, disastrous precedent — pull the other one
by News Roomby News RoomI’m trying to find a way to blame the tech bros-cum-incels in Silicon Valley for the soaring cost of pints in London, because they must’ve had an impact, surely? They…