The remarkable thing about a restaurant reviewer is visiting parts of London, you would normally never encroach. If you didn't know Herne Hill was well into the gentrification process, you need to look no further than walking out from the train station
Townfish has undertaken many treks throughout London to find the hidden gems and most unusual places to visit for inquisitive Londoners
We went along to a showcase of Finnish brands organised by the brilliant team from the British-Finnish Chamber of Commerce and it was certainly an eye-opener to discover so many progressive Finnish food and drink brands on the market
Niche is quite simply London's first Coeliac UK accredited 100% gluten free restaurant. There are many restaurants that cater for coeliacs but none that offers a full menu of gluten-free options
On a recent visit to TWID, what puzzled me right from the start was the meaning of the initials. TWID stands for 'That's what I do'
Cigala isn't in one of the flashiest parts of town; Bloomsbury has always been more discreet and serious, housing numerous legal and publishing firms
The line is ever-blurring between a gastropub and a restaurant in terms of the quality of their food offerings. Case in point is the recently refurbished The Fellow of King's Cross with their well executed contemporary British menu
For those nostalgic for the 1990s, thank god for The 90's Brunch. It is a pop-up Sunday brunch party that is monthly and changes venue every time
You might be excused for thinking Brick Lane is all about Indian cuisine and nothing else, but there are a tremendous amount of other ethnic cuisines on offer in one of the most multicultural parts of London
Grand trunk road is one of the longest and oldest roads in the world connecting South Asia with Central Asia
Northbank isn't the easiest restaurant to locate, being tucked away underneath the Millenium Bridge on the St Paul's side. However, this is one hidden gem worth tracking down for countless reasons.
Having spent an inordinate amount of time visiting high-end cocktail bars in London for a cocktail feature, I can safely say Long Bar at the Sanderson is one of the most stunning, dramatic cocktail bar you will find in London
Weekend brunches are notorious for offering quantity over quality because typically it is the unlimited imbibing that sells
Pan-Asian cuisine is notoriously tricky to execute successfully for fine-dining establishments because diners have certain expectations on what flavours they should expect
With the summery weather fast approaching, expect a plethora of articles about rooftop bars in Central London to be hitting your inboxes and social media streams very soon
