Martin Edgerton Gill first came out with the world first blue gin, being such a huge success he went on to create the world’s first pink gin. First launched in 2011, distilled in London, created with fifteen different exotic botanical ingredients including pomegranate.... Martin Edgerton Gill first came out with the world first blue gin, being such a huge success he went on to create the world’s first pink gin. First launched in 2011, distilled in London, created with fifteen different exotic botanical ingredients including pomegranate.... Forest restaurant & bar – Enter the Forest
August 13, 2016
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You already saw my post at Selfridges about Aubaine, so here’s another gem in the same building. Forest restaurant & bar returns at Oxford Street Selfridges rooftop. Inspired by British seasons, locally grown food. Of course, my visit was just purely for the... 
Little Bat, sounds like some secret cave hideout. It’s Callooh Callay little sister by the same people. You know the people that make badass cocktails in Shoreditch/Old Street. I mean it won Best Cocktail Menu in the world. It’s not like it’s older... Creole Kitchen collaborates with The Beachcomber tiki bar
June 5, 2016
in Bars, Cheap eats
Vanessa Bolosier pop up chef and author of Creole Kitchen has teamed up with fun tiki bar The Beachcomber for a combination of Caribbean small bar bites delights and exotic theme drinking in Bayswater. I’ve been passed The Beachcomber many times along Queensway... 
On New Year’s Eve I was waiting around for friends to tell me there plans for New Year Eve. I didn’t fancy staying indoors this year so when my friends text me to go out for a drink and watch the fireworks. I... The Queen of Hoxton – Quirky ‘n fun Mindfulfold origami
March 21, 2016
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The Queen of Hoxton is one of those places where you never know what to expect on a night out. A hidden gem in the midst of the city between Liverpool Street and Old Street located in a small quiet corner. Ping pong tables... Foundation Bar – but first let me take a #selfie
April 18, 2015
in Bars
There are days/nights when I want to crawl to the nearest bar to let my hair down and have some fun. Foundation Bar is the eclectic underground bar in the heart of Covent Garden. Follow the steps to a playground of quirky art... 
El Patron is Putney’s latest late night bar and Mexican street food kitchen. Only moments away from Putney tube station. Invited down to the launch party I managed to sample the food and cocktails. It was an incredibly fun atmosphere at El Patron... Pour it up, cocktails masterclass with – Kettners
January 11, 2015
in Bars, Masterclass
I like spontaneous nights, a random on the day invite arrived and in the evening, I ended up at Kettners in Soho for food, drinks and a master class. Kettner’s is made up of 4 Georgian houses, host a bar, restaurant and private... For all happy endings – The Pudding Bar
November 7, 2014
in Bars, Just desserts, Pop up
It rose from nowhere, a place dedicated to all the happy endings in the form of desserts. The Pudding Bar landing in Greek Street downtown Soho. A temporary pop up until next year January 2015, serving only puddings, a selection of twinings tea,... drop the beat and dance – Basement Sate
September 19, 2014
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A brand new bar has landed in Soho. Instead of savoury snacks from the bar it’s swapped with beautifully made desserts. Cocktails and desserts! Yes please! Basement Sate is one of a kind in London. Brought to you by co-owner Cathleen McGarry of... 
Sundays, they are just made for the day to have dim sum with either family or friends. My friend D & I was around the area, and wanted a comfortable quiet setting to have a cocktail & some nibbles. Located by the heart... pardon, a tequila bar – El Nivel
September 8, 2014
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There are often misconceptions with tequila, not the usual go to spirit for cocktails. My memories of licking salt off the back of my hand and down shots comes back to haunt me. El Nivel is a brand new bar and restaurant in... 
Located in the basement of Paesan, Exmouth Market I was led to Bitters & Rye cocktail club for night of a Wild Geese Chase. The Wild Geese of course is an Irish whiskey. The history goes that Patrick Sarsfield’s army is defeated at... celebrations all round – Searcy’s Champagne Bar One Change
July 27, 2014
in Bars, Cheap eats
I had to end my birthday week with a bang, also celebrating handing my notice in and plus it was #TGIF, kind of day. To mark such a happy occasion I headed to Searcy’s Champagne Bar One Change for the bargain £10 champagne... Carnaby Street Eat food festival Preview – 20th July
July 12, 2014
in American, Asian, Bars, BBQ, Bistro, breakfast, British, Burgers, Cafe, Cheap eats, Chef, Cocktail, Competition, cooking, Street food
For the first time ever, Carnaby will hold it’s first ever street food festival. Carnaby Street Eat is aimed for the whole family to have some fun in the summer. Next Sunday 20th July from 11-6pm, 30 restaurants, cafes, bars, will bring their... Spike your juice – BYOC Covent Garden
June 14, 2014
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“Where are you?” I exclaimed on the phone, “I can’t find door 28”, “I can see you” she replied. Realising that B.Y.O.C bar was tucked hidden underneath the basement of a juice bar. Just to let you know, this bar does not serve... 
Pacata is a fusion pan Asian restaurant owned by beer giants Singha beer, mixing traditional Asian and Western flavours together to create an inspiring creative menu. I was so glad to come to Pacata by accident, located in the heart of Covent Garden,... 
After ambushing locations in Manchester and Leeds with their pick of the best of Northern streetfood, the Guerrilla Eats gang are popping up at Camden Town Brewery for their first ever London event. On the 29th of March they’ll be bringing a whole... 
The Shard an 87-storey skyscraper, is another place to go flying up the elevators to see the magnificent sights of the London Skyline. It was one of the spontaneous nights, at the Malaysian night, I happened to bump into some friends who were... 
