Resto 6 La Petite Porte, Paris
When you’ve an empty belly on in a cold snap La Petite Porte is a haven of the hungry.
When you’ve an empty belly on in a cold snap La Petite Porte is a haven of the hungry.
Chewy onglet (with a delicious sauce) and perfect galette du roi at Le Jockey.
Good pizza before grooving to the Cubans at l'Entrepôt is an excellent way to spend a Saturday night.
Of all the restos of my acquaintance in Southend (and I've known a few) Il P reigns supreme.
Dinky croques, clean bogs and a friendly welcome at the B de la G in Brussels.
Standard food with the worst waiter of the year so far.
En route to Cologne we had a pause for lunch in Brussels. We didn’t want to wander too far so La T du M was ideal. While Bazza the Gooner made friends with the locals we took a look at the menu. A cheese sandwich at 3 euros seemed unfeasibly cheap but I ordered it…
Orsini's food is not complicated but it is executed with elegance using delicious ingredients. Next time I'll book and make a full evening of it.
Phil Collins nearly ruins a fine cheeseburger.
Several restaurants have bitten the dust in this location since I first moved to the area twenty odd years ago but I hope this one survives. It's good to have a bit of variety on Green Lanes in the shape of Boon Noon.