This is not, I have to confess, the kind of place I usually find myself in. As far as I can tell, Tower Bridge is where people who don’t really know London go for a …

It’s about time that North London had some place to compete with the South’s swanky Wandsworth and Brixton branches of the Grand Union. And considering the posh pub’s twelfth addition to the family is smack …

The relationship between art and money is a tricky one at the best of times. Artists, we’re told, are supposed to dwell high up in draughty garrets, wear moth-bitten smocks and shuffle about in a …

Finding fast food that is filling but doesn’t leave that greasy feeling in the pit of your stomach can be somewhat of a challenge but Tortilla have got it nailed. This is Californian-Mexican food rather …

Unless I’m heading to the glorious Harwood Arms I usually try and avoid Fulham at all costs. If you’re not tripping over buggies and mums you’re bumping into some roaring chin from school you’ve done …

The Wapping Project has been on my radar for some time, but due to my laziness – ahem, I mean hectic schedule – I’d never quite managed to venture over there. But the lure of …

Last night the Spoonfed possee headed down to the opening of Rosa’s Soho – a new Thai restaurant on Dean Street. We’d been to the same location back in October when we stopped by their temporaray pop-up …

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 …