Resto 41 My Cottage Cafe, Finsbury Park
Cat shooters, Zimmer Gals, Naomi Campbell and Cy Twombly. Oh and good food at My Cottage Café.
Resto 40 Thai Granary, Stroud Green
At 25 quid a head this was as good value as you'll get in these parts for this quality.
Resto 37 Bon Vivant, Bloomsbury
Good French food does the trick when it's cold and fluey but mebbe they could go easy on the speakers.
Resto 35 Victoria Stakes, Crouch End
Quality bistrot food makes the Victoria Stakes a winner in N8.
Resto 34 Rosso Pomodoro, Covent Garden
Good pizza, proper Neapolitan fried stuff and a bit of a rant about paying for stuff in the National Gallery that you can usually see for free.
Resto 32 Here Crouch End, Crouch End
While prices at Here (I know, right) are a little too steep to make it a regular outing it is a place I can heartily recommend to ethically conscious north London foodies (I believe there are a few around).
Resto 31 Goods Office, Stroud Green
A welcome addition to the local resto scene in an underserved corner of north London, Goods Office delivers handsomely on the food front.
Isokon Gallery, Hampstead
A short post on #Isokon Gallery, Hampstead. An excellent small museum devoted to #Modernism and Modernists, patrons, artists, architects and writers. #1930s #London
Resto 30 Rusty Bike Indian Kitchen, Kings Cross
A waiter with personality, a BYOB policy and excellent food make The Rusty Bike the number one option for Indian in Kings Cross. Oh, and see the Pablo Held Trio if you can.
Resto 27 Machiya, Leicester Square
Perfect Katsu makes Machiya the go to Japanese in the West End for lunch and better value than Shoryu around the corner. No wonder people queue out the door to get in.
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