There’s a good game menu in the last place you would think to look for one - the whisky bar of a hotel. Review of The Hyde Bar, Knightsbridge
Food Bites: London, you are full of surprises.
They used to trade bottles with Michaelangelo for works of art. Now the family behind one of the world's oldest wine dynasties have opened a restaurant in London. Review of Frescobaldi, Mayfair
Food Bites: People know it’s on this invisible road, and are coming for it specifically.
You’ll smell it before you see it - follow the aroma of shrimp paste and lime searing against hot metal. Review of Som Saa, London Fields
Food Bites: Flavours are big and bold and a glorious ode to all the things we love about Thai food.
If you’re going for brunch, get the Josper Fry-up; it comes with ¼ rack of ribs: Review of Q Grill, Camden
Food Bites: One of the best fry-ups I’ve had in a some time.
Whilst I very much enjoyed the meal at Barrafina for the event that it was, I prefer Fino: Review of Barrafina Adelaide Street, Covent Garden
Food Bites: In terms of the food, it didn’t blow me away. And I was expecting it to.
I can't think of any other restaurant that's quite like this one; that is an achievement in itself: Review of Grain Store, Kings Cross
Food Bites: Be sure to take the most pernickety person you know, I bet they’ll love it.
A cozy and lively spot for some hearty South American home cooking: Review of Carioca, Brixton
A good place to start your quest for Brazilian-food enlightenment, and one that has in fact been around for a little while.
A good shout for sexy, fast-paced, buzzing, centrally located Vietnamese with a modern twist: Review of House of Hồ, Soho
Food Bites: They’ve joined a few others in the quite recent trend of boozy and bottomless Sunday brunch deals
The food was mostly agreeable but the accessories to the experience let it down: Review of Bourne & Hollingsworth Buildings, Clerkenwell
Food Bites: It’s not a bad place to while away some time.
With price points like this, consistent and high dish quality, a central location and laudable service, there is little to argue with: Review of Picture, Fitzrovia
Food Bites: There’s a lot to like about this place.
