London’s Best Bites
The Entrecôte Experience
Many visitors to Marylebone High Street wonder why, with so many good restaurants to choose from, there are always people willing to queue outside Le Relais de Venise. There are two possible reasons for this: it is either one of the few restaurants in London which does not take reservations, or it is just very [...]
Funky Brownz – pseudo name, authentic food
Craving authentic Indian food that doesn’t burn a hole through your pocket? Feel nauseated at the sight of the gooey mess they pass off as ‘Indian’ fare at every ‘Balti’ restaurant? Take a ride to zone 4 and treat yourself at Funky Brownz.
Editor’s Pick: Cay Tre
Memories of Vietnam conjure up smoky street vendors selling garlicky grilled beef, steaming bowls of pho piled with cilantro and fresh lime, and beachside mornings awoken to Vietnamese coffee. At London’s fabulous Cay Tre, you’d think it came with a beach.
Editor’s Pick: Old China Hand
In its fifth year, Old China Hand is a friendly, unassuming place that can be summed up in three words: dim sum pub.
Tapas at the 202
The First Pint loves snacks – especially when they go well with drinks. Kathrine Anker liked the Spanish tapas at the 202 so much that she convinced us that it should be our upcoming competition prize. Check out the review and see if you’re similarly tempted.
A bacon breakthrough at The Breakfast Club
Lena Vazifdar needs bacon. Crispy bacon. And not the kind that Brits fry up and say is bacon. She found it at The Breakfast Club.
Hurrah for Haleem: Zaytun Restaurant in Stepney
Determined to sample all of the best food from all over the world here in London, Kathrine Anker hit Zaytun in Stepney for some authentically good Asian cuisine.
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