During these Covid times its such a luxury to go and eat out. One of our close friends turned 40 this year and as locked down had eased slightly with mixing of households, we decided to treat her for a birthday meal at Farzi Café. On arrival to Farzi café it’s a beautiful dim lighted…
Category: Restaurants
Nobu Restaurant Review- Atlantis, The Palm Dubai
I’ve heard so much about the Atlantis hotel on the palm in Dubai, so my husband and I thought if we dined there we can see part of it, therefore we had made reservations at Nobu. As we were slightly early we sat at the sake lounge, which was dimed lit and had a huge…
Shang Palace Restaurant Review, Shangri-La Hotel Dubai
On a recent trip to Dubai, booked by the concierge of our hotel, we headed for some Chinese cuisine at the Shang Palace restaurant in the Shangri-La hotel. On arrival we headed towards the restaurant within the hotel which is tucked into the mezzanine floor of the Shangri-La hotel. Once greeted at the reception we…
Crazy Bear Restaurant Review, London
We ended 2015 by celebrating Xmas eve as a double date at the Crazy Bear Restaurant in Fitzrovia. And we were not disappointed. As soon as we arrived we were greeted by a lovely welcome and guided to our table. Crazy Bear in Fitzrovia is a plush restaurant, dark interior and lighting cushioned seating areas…
Trishna Restaurant Review, London
Another double date and this time I booked a table at the Michelin starred Trishna Restaurant in Marylebone. Trishna is a hidden away restaurant and the sister restaurant of Gymkhana. On arrival the restaurant is small, very narrow with little walking space however it was still busy, we were then guided to our table which…
Sarastro Restaurant Review, London
One of the restaurants I can now tick off my list is Sarastro, where I recently dined at for a lovely girly night out situated in Drury Lane. Before entering Sarastro you will be amazed about how quirky the restaurant is, starting with lots of plants/greenery outside. The inside is very interesting with a theatrical…
Hutong Restaurant Review, London
For my husband’s birthday this year I made an advance booking at the Hutong Restaurant in the Shard. Hutong is on the 32nd floor of the shard, so on arrival you are guided to the lift to make your journey up to the restaurant. On arrival we met with the receptionist, and as we were…
Zuma Restaurant Review, London
Since being married, all social events have been with other people, so my husband decided to take me out for dinner, but I had no clue on the chosen restaurant until we arrived at Zuma. Zuma is a Japanese restaurant based in Knightsbridge and my husband is a huge fan of Japanese food, whereas I…
Banana Tree Restaurant Review, Watford
Girly nights are always fun! So before heading out to the theatre in Watford, we decided to book a table at the Banana Tree. On arriving it was empty, so we were sceptical about dining here, but we were not disappointed. Banana Tree has a very industrial look and feel to the restaurant with wooden…
Thai Silk Restaurant Review, Southwark
Work lunches can get a tad boring, but when a group lunch is organised it’s always fun to try something different, so we ended up at Thai Silk. Thai Silk is located just near Southwark Station, just next door to the EV restaurant. On arrival, the restaurant is dark, with red décor and wooden tables…
GOGO Waterfront Restaurant Review, Windsor
Love, love finding new places to eat, so my Fiance treated me to a spot of lunch at the GOGO Waterfront Restaurant in Windsor for a belated birthday treat. He had booked in advance, which is worth doing as weekends seem busy especially if the weather is nice. On arrival to GOGO we loved the outside…
L’Antica Pizzeria Restaurant Review, Hampstead
This Mother’s day, my mother in law and the extended family were taken to L’Antica Pizzeria in Hampstead for some stone baked pizza, and boy was it a good choice. The restaurant is very tiny so booking should be made in advance. Interior is simple with wooden tables and chairs and a big pizza oven…
deeliciously 