Nestled in the vibrant Notting Hill, where culture and cuisine meld seamlessly, a culinary gem has emerged, catching the attention of food enthusiasts and critics alike. Dorian Restaurant, a chic and contemporary brasserie, has recently been awarded a coveted Michelin Star.
We recently headed to Milk Beach, in the heart of Soho, which is the second London site of this modern Australian all-day dining restaurant.
We love Middle Eastern food and have been regulars at Machneyuda group’s London outposts (including Coal Office in King’s Cross and Palomar in Soho) since well before the pandemic. We were even known to pop down to Kings Cross for a cheeky Coal Office takeaway in the deepest, darkest days of lockdown, so it’s hardly surprising that we fell …
If you find yourself wondering why you’re in a rainforest setting, in the heart of Mayfair, then you’ve probably stumbled into Amazonico restaurant. One of London’s latest restaurant openings, Amazonico is the first outpost of the Madrid celeb hangout of the same name. With no expense spared – not on the location; not on the impeccable …
Wow, we can’t believe that this is our 6th annual festive restaurant feasting roundup! For reasons both professional and personal Elldrew were a little quieter on the blog front in 2019, but don’t let that deceive you into thinking we haven’t continued to eat our way around London; and no more so than during the traditional …
Circolo Popolare has been billed as bringing authentic Sicilian cuisine to the heart of Fitzrovia, so we headed off hoping to tantalize the taste buds whilst checking out what all the fuss was about.
A newcomer to the restaurant scene, Heritage is London’s first modern-Swiss inspired restaurant and bar located in Rupert Street, Soho.
Another year and another Christmas of too much wining and dining for Elldrew, but in keeping with tradition, here’s our blog of what was hot and what was not in Elldrew’s annual festive restaurant feasting round-up.
Elldrew think that the last time they saw the back corner of Kings Cross (the bit between the gas holders and the canal) was over a decade ago, in the early hours of a Sunday morning, on their way home from a misspent evening at one of the legendary nightclubs that used to occupy that …
Continuing our recent ‘small dishes’ dining trend (influenced by the culinary world of course), next up was Indian tapas, Lokhandwala, in Fitzrovia. A small restaurant, we loved the décor, even with a juxtaposition of baroque styling against an Indian menu. It made sense once we had learnt of Lady Charlotte Louisa Fitzrovia and how she rocked Victorian …