Resto 71 Brasserie de la Gare, Brussels
Dinky croques, clean bogs and a friendly welcome at the B de la G in Brussels.
Resto 70 Dom im Stapelhaus, Köln
Standard food with the worst waiter of the year so far.
Resto 69 Le Moissonnier, Köln
This was an excellent experience but not one that my credit card could handle too many times in a season. However, to have come into a womb of sophisticated Frenchness after having spent an evening watching the most turgid Europa League match since the last one in a noisy brauhaus was a most welcome thing. And this on the back of an excellent morning in Cologne's fine art museum where they had an extraordinary exhibition of Tintoretto. After that it was back to sausageland, the latex girls, Kölsch and a man with a very annoying drill in a terrible hotel bar.
Resto 68 Em Kölsche Boor, Köln
A schnitzel and beer, welcome to Germany.
Resto 67 La Table du Midi, Brussels
En route to Cologne we had a pause for lunch in Brussels. We didn’t want to wander too far so La T du M was ideal. While Bazza the Gooner made friends with the locals we took a look at the menu. A cheese sandwich at 3 euros seemed unfeasibly cheap but I ordered it…
Resto 66 Tasting Sicily – Enzo’s Kitchen, Piccadilly
If it wasn't for the tv this would have been an 8.
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Resto 65 Yori, Piccadilly
For about 12 quid for food and beer Yori offers good value if you don't want to spend too much but feel like going somewheret superior to a chain place for lunch.
Resto 64 Orsini, Brompton Road
Orsini's food is not complicated but it is executed with elegance using delicious ingredients. Next time I'll book and make a full evening of it.
Resto 63 Shah Tandoori, Euston
In this veggie-dominated strip it turns out that Shah is much superior on the food front to its meaty rival across the road, Taste of India.
Resto 62 La Terrasse des Archives, Paris
One dog, one cat, and a waiter in a hurry at La Terrasse. #Food #Paris #Marais
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