If you live in London, love food, or brunch, then you will have heard of Granger & Co. Owned by Aussie chef Bill Granger, the restaurant located in quaint Notting Hill is quite literally famous on the breakfast scene for its scrambled eggs and ricotta hotcakes.
Dishoom has been at the top of my ‘want-to-go’ list for AGES having heard only rave reviews from friends, but it always got side-lined as they don’t take reservations for dinner, which I always find a bit tricky! But the time had come.
It was my good friend William’s birthday last week so he rounded up a small troop of foodies and lovingly guided us to 8 Hoxton Square for a celebratory meal.
After my disappointing all-veggie meal at The Wild Food Café two nights prior, my inner carnivore was crying out to be unleashed and fed steak, chips & red wine.
My darling school friend Alice met me last Wednesday for the most overdue catch-up in the history of mankind.
Hotbox is relatively new on the restaurant scene, having opened just last December. Considering mine and Michael’s love for BBQ’ed meat, and that Hotbox is walking distance from both my home and work, it’s almost shameful that it took us so long to get around to making a visit.
Last Sunday was a big day in the diary for me. I was finally getting around to performing my daughter-ly duties and celebrating my mother for a belated Mother's Day.
Michael and I and our duo in crime had been planning our first double date for some time. All good friends and lovers of food, there was nothing to do but pick a good restaurant.
My nearest and dearest school friend Zoe and I were horribly overdue a catch up. It had been so long that we needed to do it right. I had heard many good things about Mildred’s plus, of course, trusty tripadvisor reviews assured me that my friends weren’t exaggerating.
A visit to Nama restaurant has been long overdue on my to-do list. For so long I have wanted to check out their all-raw menu and see for myself if it really is as good as I’d heard. It was.
