Review #105 Salt Yard, Goodge Street
Crocodile eyeballs and a Carol Voldemort reference? It's an IACGMOOH laden account of an excellent lunch at Salt Yard.
Review #103 Les Babines, Paris
Sadly without Gatting we couldn't get a carry out but Les Babines wineshop did have the best value of the weekend.
Review #102 West Country Girl, Paris
It's always a mistake to choose your restaurant from the name of a record rather than the food it serves.
Review #101 Café Charbon, Paris
On the back of one hour's sleep I break the rules with a return visit to Café Charbon.
Review #100 Diwana, Drummond Street
The third Drummond Street of the year and probably the best. But where's the chicken?!
Review #99 Pasta Remoli, Finsbury Park
Helped along by excellent service Pasta Remoli seems to be a good value option if you can't be arsed to walk the extra mile to the Stroud Green Italian Quarter.
Review #98 Gitane, Fitzrovia
Good quiche and an untwattish atmos in Gitane.
Review #97 Vapiano, Great Portland Street
Charmless queueing? No thanks.
Review #96 MI+ME, St Pancras
Scouting out a walk for Belgian clients I arrived at St Pancras ravenous. Options in St P are becoming fairly limited towards the end of the year so I gave MI+ME a go. Given its name I was half expecting some Marcel Marceau action from the waiting staff. Alas, no. The name remains irritating without…
Review #95 Amphitheatre Restaurant, Covent Garden
Eating at the opéra, in my limited experience, is always expensive and often a bit of a shot in the dark, whether you're getting some sandwiches and a glass of wine or going for the full gut-busting blow out with gallons of booze on the side. But the Amphitheatre proved a winner.
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