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
Resto 61 Strada Café, Paris
I felt a lot better when I came out than I did when I went in and that's worth paying a few euros premium for.
Resto 60 Sans Souci, Paris
Phil Collins nearly ruins a fine cheeseburger.
Publication: Cricket in the West Indies
A short post with a link giving access to my latest publication for the International Journal for the History of Sport on early West Indies cricket.
Resto 59 Boon Noon, Harringay
Several restaurants have bitten the dust in this location since I first moved to the area twenty odd years ago but I hope this one survives. It's good to have a bit of variety on Green Lanes in the shape of Boon Noon.
A short guide to the London Library
A post in praise of a unique London institution.
Affordable Art Fair
I haven’t got round to my full Estorick post yet, in fact I’d like to go back before I tackle it, so in the meantime my art focus falls on the Affordable Art Fair in Battersea Park. This is my third art bunfight of the year after the RA’s Summer Exhibition and the Venice Biennale…
A London Journal 