Review #107 Hanoi Phø*, Green Lanes
Hot Nutside Vietnamese dining? Focus on the food, ignore Elton and you'll be okay.
Review #106 Autograf Grill, Green Lanes
It's a top value all-you-can-eat pigfest at Green Lanes' finest Polish restaurant.
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 #88 Wigmore Hall, Marylebone
First class service and well-executed food make for a winning combination in the dungeons of the Wigmore.
Review #83 Little Portland Café, Fitzrovia
Little Portland Café works. Why go to a chain to be served in a listless manner by someone who was trained (and instructed) to Smile Brightly and squeeze extras out of you?
Obligatory Borough Market Review
Can there be anyone who writes about food in London who hasn’t devoted a post to Borough Market? I don’t usually like to follow the herd but since I’ve been confined to SE1 for an age doing my citizenly duty I felt I had to share my experience. Borough Market is a (ugh) ‘foodie heaven’…
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