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 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…
Resto 22 Oak N4, Finsbury Park
It was super busy but the service was impeccable. I really can't recommend this place enough.
Resto 21 Drake & Morgan, Kings Cross
Remembrance of a crap drunk can't spoil a good lunch.
Resto 20 PLANB, Crouch Hill
PLANB is the kind of place that makes an area a pleasure to live in.
Resto 19 ZappZaa, Hornsey
No beer and Michael Bolton does not a happy diner make.
Resto 18 Sublime Pizzeria, Woodberry Down
I'd go back to Sublime if I was hungry and in the neighbourhood but for this money there's better Italian action to be had by the half dozen around Stroud Green.
Resto 17 The French House, Soho
er dining in the great barn of Hawksmoor Regent Street on Sunday, whose excellence of cooking and service is slight undermined for me by the feeling of being on an enormous conveyor belt of wallet bulging customers, it was a real joy to dine in a small room with committed staff turning out excellent food.
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