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Mien Tay

Hailing from Sydney, I’m a bit spoilt, as fresh, cheap, authentic (I’m always a little hesitant to use that word, as what actually constitutes authenticity?) Vietnamese cuisine is everywhere. Not so much in London. Thankfully, I’m now in the know that there is one in walking distance. Boom! Mien Tay […]

Enoteca Turi

Enoteca Turi is an Italian restaurant in Putney, that came highly recommended by a couple of foodie lads, and is referred to by the more handsome one (sorry Mr Harris) as arguably the “best Italian in London”. Big shoes to fill, Phil. When a bread basket that damn fine looking […]

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Kurobuta

Remeniscent of a Sydney-style Asian fusion restaurant – think Ms G’s or Longrain – it’s no surprise that Kurobuta is run by an Aussie. After a stellar career in London, Australian chef Scott Hallsworth is going from strength to strength with Kurobuta winning many industry accolades. After a long day […]

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Pizza Pilgrims

Having eaten at Pizza Pilgrims almost twice in the one week, it is safe to say, it’s damn good. With more traditional toppings, such as the Smoked Napoli – olives, capers, fior di latte, basil, smoked anchovies, parmesan and oregano (pictured), the crust is what makes these pizzas standout. With […]

Benito’s Hat

With the failure of darling Amy’s lunch-spot of choice being open, and her penchant for Mexican, we found Benito’s Hat in Goodge Street. And whaddya know? Monday is happy hour all day. I think Monday just became my favourite day. Cheap and cheerful, the burritos at Benito’s Hat are gooood. […]

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Dean Street Townhouse

Dean Street Townhouse, part of the Soho House group, combines modest Georgian opulence (wood panelling, distressed mirrors) with the feel of a bustling Parisian brasserie. The menu, having a distinctly British feel, finely executes classic dishes with flair. When hungry like the wolf, why not sink your fangs into the […]