Articles in the Food & Drink Category
Everyone else who’s reviewed Kettner’s in its current incarnation has been at pains to point out how much it’s changed from when they first went there back in 1907 as penniless little hacks who couldn’t …
So the sun is out and thoughts at Spoonfed Towers are already turning to the summer ahead. Summer, for us, means many things – it means scotch eggs and gingham, sandwiches in the sun (crusts …
Last night I finally got to sample the famous Dukes martini. Well martinis I should say – you really need to get stuck in to fully appreciate what they have on offer there.
For those of …
Valentine’s Day, like Christmas, is mostly about food and presents. So we’ve collated our favourite boozy, foody, pretty things to drink/eat/lavish upon your loved one. Cupcakes are a running theme…
We finish our night with Flowering Dragon Eye teas that arrive as curled balls in the bottom of tall glasses and gradually unfurl to produce captivating, colourful flowers. Not unlike ourselves, swept in by a cold gale off the street and now stuffed full of the joys of good food and drink, flushed, smiling and in love with the place.
I’m assured that the Moolis are much more than wraps – each meat and vegetable combination is specially chosen and paired with freshly made chutneys from recipes handed down through the generations.
I think I’m doing pretty well on the karma front. I managed some charitable giving this year, I attended the International Buddhist Film Festival, I’ve baked a few cakes and pies for the office… But …
Now that I’ve been there, it’s glaringly obvious that The Book Club is exactly what Shoreditch needs. They’ve created a one stop shop for mind, body, tummy and taste buds.
The space is a two storey …
the new Runner Bar at Green’s in the City which is a fantastic new and trendy venue for the City boys and girls and they are offering:
50% off drinks (house wines, house cocktails, draught beers) …
Pop-ups are all the rage nowadays. Temporary shops and galleries seem to litter London’s streets but pop-up restaurants on the other hand are a bit less common. So it was with childish glee (and a …
2009 has been a prolific year for underground restaurants, from the likes of food blooger MsMarmiteLover’s (increasingly popular) Underground Restaurant to the (just opened) Altenburg Kitchen in Clapham, they are popping up all over the …
There’s no better way to kick start your morning and pacify those government appointed five-a-day Nazis than swilling down a healthy smoothie. London’s most adorable smoothie company (and a firm favourite at Spoonfed) is aptly …
If you like your lamb with a side of social conscience then Hoxton’s Open Kitchen could be your kind of place. It’s rare to see a restaurant that’s supportive of the local community and …
Ah, vodka. The only booze that actually makes you more intelligent. It purifies your internal organs and has been known to aid slimming. Thursday night is a good one for drinking vodka, and Friday is …

