Food – Page 2 – A London Journal

Resto 30 Barav, Paris

The kind of place feel loath to review because I want it just for me.

Resto 28 Coda, Royal Albert Hall

The previous Prom I'd seen this summer was the Death Prom where we Londoners were assured that should we attempt to take a trip to a concert we would either be fried by the merciless rays of our nearest star or asphyxiated by the ferocious heat of our subterranean network.

Resto 27 Indian YMCA, Fitzrovia

At just over a tenner this was a gut-busting feast of flavour that powered through to the end of the evening's Prom of RVW. Definitely one to which to go back to.

Resto 26 La Patagonia, Camden

Credit to the guy on the grill who we could see toiling away at the back of the room - he did the beef to perfection.

Resto 25 Pepito, Kings Cross

Having forgotten to take a picture of Bar Pepito a search for images for 'Pepito' brought back savage memories of childhood boredom watching mystifying variety acts on Saturday night television when I stumbled across Pepito Alvarez, juggling superstar.

Resto 24 RAS, Antwerp

Excellent service and good food at RAS. The perfect Antwerp lunch.

Resto 24 The Bistro, Antwerp

How we came to choose The Bistro for dinner I can’t recall. But it was a good place and served me an excellent steak, well cooked. 8/10 To see where else I’ve been click on the google map below.

Resto 23 The Dusty Knuckle, Harringay

It was one of those Saturdays where you’ve been at work all day and you can’t be bothered to go out anywhere in particular, so we stayed local. The Dusty Knuckle is a recent harbinger – along with the more established and quite hilarious ‘Local Shop’ – of the (semi) g************n of Harringay. While one…