Review #14 Carluccio’s, Russell Square
First of the chains for a lunchtime snack.
Review #13 Motijheel, Russell Square
A solo mission on this occasion having arrived in London ravenous from an afternoon’s teaching in the Biggest Seminar Room in the World. Motijheel is an old favourite. If ever I want to remember what my teenage culinary years were like I can stroll down Marchmont Street and back into the timeless atmosphere of Motijheel…
Review #12 Ravi Shankar, Drummond Street
Vegan friendly eats in Drummond Street
Easter Rising 1916
Fresh from two hours of document analysis with the students of the University of Westminster I was absolutely in the mood for the kind of exhibition that ‘Easter Rising 1916’ at the Photographers’ Gallery purports to be, especially as I’ve got an upcoming seminar to teach on British stereotypes of Irishmen in the nineteenth century.…
Review #11 – Bun&Bar, Harringay
Review #11, a yummy post-snooker meaty fix in Bun&Bar
Park Seo-Bo at White Cube
White squares in White Cube. Nothing gets more minimal than that. Or does it?
Review #10 – Tito’s Peruvian Restaurant, London Bridge
Volume, heat and good service from a simple Peruvian canteen.
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Review #9 – Mélange, Crouch End
Steak-frites? Oui, monsieur!
The Soane Museum
With an idle hour or two between teaching and meeting a friend at St Pancras I found myself wandering down to Somerset House, drawn by the lure of coffee at Fernandez&Wells and art at the Courtauld. Walking through Lincoln’s Inn fields I noticed that for once there was barely a queue outside the Soane Museum.…
Review #8 – Sergio’s, Fitzrovia
Old school Italian with old skool choons.
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