The service was charm itself and the room just as functional as you'd want from a pit stop pizzeria. Prices showed that K Town has slid nearer to Primrose Hill than it used to be so we retired to the Park Tavern for post-food relaxation and proper north London prices.
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.
I was brained out and hungersome.
If you want to celebrate ‘Freedom Day’ there’s probably nowhere better to be than Pompey. The islanders are a liberty loving people and any Covid related caution was greeted with a sceptical eye bordering on ridicule. You can walk through centuries of history and centuries of architecture in a journey from The George (one of…
A main of murgh sag, billed as medium hot, lacked any heat at all and was an utter disappointment.
For curry in this part of town it's worth going the extra half mile to The Rusty Bike for something beyond the bog standard.
Kayal is a class act in north Lem. While lacking the crazed charm of King Baba it more than makes up for it with good food and quality service.
A waiter with personality, a BYOB policy and excellent food make The Rusty Bike the number one option for Indian in Kings Cross. Oh, and see the Pablo Held Trio if you can.
Coriandre is a hit - healthy Indian food delivered by an enthusiastic team.
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.
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