
Gaby’s Deli on Charing Cross Road, home of the salt beef buttie, is facing closure. Do your bit to keep some London history alive!

There is an unusual range of dishes from the house porridge and bacon or sausage naan rolls to chocolate fondue

It’s like finding a four-leaf clover in a haystack, but when you stumble upon Bonda Café you won’t be disappointed

There were little pockets of intelligent conversation going on in every corner and everybody was made to feel at home

Cake is plentiful. It could stop there and already be a success

As a society, we are moving away from the Health Years.

The last time I went to Café Oto I was dumped. In the middle of the date. Feet pointing away (apparently a classic sign) the date suddenly stated: ‘You are not my girlfriend you know.’ Biting back the tears, I sought refuge in the loo.

Grammatically the apostrophe is always a tough one, denoting plurality or possession. The boulangerie/patisserie/café chain Apostrophe is certainly plural, having branches all over London. Primarily a chic sandwich and coffee joint, they have added a daily special: a selection of soups and stews to their spring menu. I went there with Fat Les who knows [...]

I was excited about Barny’s Place, a reasonably-priced, healthy fast-food restaurant managed by the eponymous Barny, who has been inspired by food stalls in Thailand and Mexico to bring fresh hot and cold foodstuffs to harried City folk at a pace usually reserved for processed cardboard marinated in grease.

A hack from a national newspaper recently lured me to lunch at his brand new HQ. All was not well within its wavy, gleaming glass walls. Apparently the canteen was in critical condition. An imported catering company ‘barely able to cope with the numbers’ was making meals a misery. I dutifully cancelled Claridges and made [...]
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