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Eating Out Review - The Coal Shed

The Coal Shed is tucked away down a little side alley just off one of the main street’s in Brighton, and is a cosy, elegant, relaxed restaurant serving quality, locally sourced food, in a great atmosphere.
My guest and I dined at The Coal

American Eye: Joe Allen - A Celebrated American in Britain Turns 40

Judith Schrut goes behind the red canopy on a Covent Garden back street to meet the folks be ind Joe Allen, as the iconic restaurant marks 40 memorable years as an American on the London scene.
What brought Joe Allen to
Britain?
It was

Eating Out Review - Sea Containers Restaurant

Strolling along the Southbank of the River Thames, you can’t fail to notice the Sea Containers building and in particular the restaurant that looks straight out onto the bank, with its large plate glass windows and intriguing interiors. The

Eating Out Review - The Oxford Kitchen, Oxford

After a beautiful Spring day in “the city of dreaming spires” - as Oxford was famously described by poet Matthew Arnold - during which we had enjoyed punting on the river, a visit to Christchurch College and even letting the kids eat a

Eating Out Review - Chino Latino

When you are looking for places to eat in London I am sure that you, like me, would not think of Vauxhall, but this has changed for me after visiting Chino Latino.
Vauxhall borders the congestion charge zone and for some maybe on the wrong

Eating Out Review - Villandry St James's

When I hear the name Villandry it always makes me think of grand houses in France, so imagine my surprise when investigating this review, that I find that is exactly what it actually is, and is named after Chateau de Villandry in the Loire

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