I always take it too far when I have curry and devour at least 5 poppodoms, a whole Peshawari naan and some bhajis for good measure (as well as a lamb saga and a brinjal bhaji of course). I think my local Curry Paradise in Brixton now has my order on speed dial and that …
My excitement of being a Brixton resident is ever on the up with the more local eating I do. Since moving to London, I’ve never lived anywhere with as many restaurants on my doorstep that keep me and my friends debating about which one to head to. As well as these, the selection of delicatessens … Continue reading »
Bone Daddies is a fun and friendly no-reservations ramen bar in Soho with a pumping rock and roll soundtrack. Friendly staff serve up a short menu of Japanese inspired ‘snack’s (starters), 8 or 9 ramens and ice cold Asahi both bottled and on tap to diners who’ve survived the unavoidable queue. Each and every starter … Continue reading »
I always crave spicy food when the sun comes out and as London has slowly and almost surely been heating up, I’ve been gorging on some good, seriously hot Thai grub at Koasarn in Brixton Village. Koasarn offers a simple, familiar and great value menu. The restaurant is located on the corner of the entrance … Continue reading »
Boqueria Brixton is a tiny twinkly tapas bar half way between Brixton and Clapham Common. It serves a selection of tapas dishes, wines and sherrys inspired by Barcelona’s iconic food market, Boqueria and bills itself as ‘London’s most exciting Tapas bar’. I wouldn’t call it that with Jose on the loose, but it’s filling a … Continue reading »
If I was going to eat only one pudding again for the rest of my life, it would be the one I had at Salon in Brixton a couple of weekends ago. It was so wonderfully refreshing to get served a pudding that didn’t want to give ‘sweetness’ a second of it’s time. The flavour … Continue reading »
Despite the dark and shiver inducing mornings, my friend and I are still meeting for pre work brekkies around Old Street tube station. Doing this is making me appreciate how lucky we are to both work in a part of London where independent coffee shops are thriving. This month, we indulged in the good stuff … Continue reading »
I’ve eaten at Westfield London twice now. First at the east Westfield at the ever lovely Franco Manca and this time on the west side as a guest at Tapas Revolution, the tapas bar come restaurant of Omar Allibhoy and his beautiful hair (check it out here, it’s amazing). On both occasions, I’ve relaxed into … Continue reading »
