Showing 5 Result(s)

#590: Start Your Weekend with Brunch at The Table

A few streets behind the hulk of the Tate Modern stands an unassuming British caff called The Table. Seemingly tucked away on the ground floor under the weight of the modern glass-and-steel block overhead, The Table is a weekend beacon of light in an otherwise deserted sea of office space in Southwark. Even though we’re just seconds away from one of London’s biggest art galleries, the roads we’re wandering through on this …

#914: Dine on the 40th floor at Duck & Waffle

Dining at Duck & Waffle is an absolute treat, and neither the food nor the views disappoint. Don’t leave without getting the dish that gave the restaurant the name. My favourite London restaurant isn’t hidden away down a cobbled mews or in some obscure neighbourhood. Opened in 2012, it’s no longer a newcomer on London’s always changing restaurant scene. In fact, if you look up, it’s one of the most obvious restaurants around, …

Pig Out in the Newman Arms Pie Room in Fitzrovia

Update: The Newman Arms Pie Room has closed and re-opened since I’ve been there, so things have likely changed. London Thing 3 of 1000: Eat in the pie room at the Newman Arms. My name is Lauren, and I’m a pie-a-holic.  But this hasn’t always been a problem, you see. I’ve discovered that I have some kind of genetic mutation where my constantly grumbling stomach is a long-lost relic of the …

#826: Let Your Tastebuds Travel to Masala Zone

Can’t decide which of London’s Indian restaurants is the best? Try it all at Masala Zone in Covent Garden with the glorious thali, a platter of curry surprises and, of course, a poppadom. On Saturday, I took (and passed!) my Life in the UK test. All non-EU foreigners who want to make the UK their home must answer questions about which countries actually make up the UK to prove they love it …

#261: Fall in Love with a Foreigner at Gelateria Danieli

Grab a satisfying scoop at Gelateria Danieli when the London summer is in full swing (that means rain or shine). This is authentic Italian gelato, but quirky quintessential British flavours will make you praise everything European. Every American remembers her first. Mine was in Freiburg, Germany. I always went for the English-speaking types — I wouldn’t dare to make a fool of myself so early on. It was already going to be …