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For 200 years, these historic premises on a discreet City courtyard belonged to Sandemans (of fortified wine fame) & the name still pays tribute… more »
‘A celebration of the relationship between fire & food’ is how Jamie Oliver & New York BBQ king Adam Perry Lang describe their homage to artisan… more »
In this eye-wateringly beautiful white building, designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens, diners sometimes speak in hushed tones lest they disturb the perfect… more »
Northbank bills itself as a restaurant ‘with a Cornish twist’, but in the absence of any rugged coastline, it makes do with sweeping riverfront… more »
Yorkshire-born Vanilla Black migrated down to London to seek its fortune, & its innovative, idiosyncratic take on vegetarian cooking continues… more »
Views of Bankside & the Globe are a real asset at this ultra-friendly, ‘wine dining’ establishment hidden away by the banks of the Thames… more »
‘A little gem not far from Hatton Garden’, quipped one fan of this elegantly refurbished, cream-coloured lawyerland haven. Spread over… more »
An air of on-trend exclusivity surrounds this delightfully intimate, underground wine bar from the team behind Michelin-starred Texture. As… more »
The Chinese cricket team may have some way to go to beat its rivals India & Pakistan in sporting matters, but its culinary namesake at the Crowne… more »
At first glance, The White Swan might look like any other veteran Holborn boozer, with a good line in real ales & oddball pubby accoutrements… more »
Don’t be deceived by the cosy name – Gordon Ramsay’s latest venture is a vast two-level space in the One New Change development, overseen… more »
The City’s most timeless fish restaurant has made its peace with the 21st century, & now has a website. Happily, that’s more or less where… more »
A fortress of epicureanism on Farringdon Street, wine permeates every aspect of Vivat Bacchus from its wine-lovers’ bar to its basement… more »
Occupying a strikingly geometric space atop One New Change, Madison shares its tourist-friendly close-ups of St Paul’s with a vast public roof… more »
Stooping to pass through the black wooden doorway of this Fleet Street legend means following in the wake of drinkers & hungry folk who have made… more »
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