Category: Restaurant Reviews

London is one of the most wonderfully exciting cities in the world (well, at least in my opinion it is), being a true metropolis with such a vast number of cuisines to choose from – it can almost bring the world kitchen to our doorsteps. I want to visit new places and meet new people along the way (an added bonus!) This blog explores the yummy bites London offers plus some highlights from other parts of the UK and further afield around the globe.

Restaurant Reviews

Little Social, Big Flavours

Mon 10th August 2015

I have always been a fan of Jason Atherton, ever since experiencing his extravagantly indulgent Signature 5-Course Chef’s Tasting Menu (with a kitchen tour as an added bonus) at Maze. When Chef Atherton left Gordon Ramsay Holdings to launch his own restaurant group, The Social Company, our loyalty followed him and his expeditiously growing success. Little Social was our second visit to a Social Company restaurant and believe it or not, in a way we had managed to stumbled on it unintentionally. Continue reading “Little Social, Big Flavours”

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Restaurant Reviews

The Launch: Belgo Centraal

Wed 15th July 2015

The idea of Supper Club materialised just in time my need for exploring more of the London dining scene, when one of my husband’s colleagues organised a trip to the theatre-land of the West End for “The Importance of Being Earnest”. What a perfect opportunity (and excuse) to have a group of wonderful people (who I don’t know) grabbing a bite to eat together and getting to know each other. Introducing Supper Club; first stop Belgo Centraal, which offers uncomplicated yet delicious Belgian delicacies.

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