What area? Ducie St Warehouse good food and nice atmosphere for a rainy Saturday afternoon, next to Piccadily Station. Lots of Brunch places around but as per, expect a queue outside
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posted 10 Aug 2021 09:17, edited 10 Aug 2021 09:17
10 Aug 2021 12:42
7 Sep 2021 19:58
Any recommendations for bars? In Bath for the first time next weekend
posted 8 Sep 2021 14:41, edited 8 Sep 2021 14:41
Zhonghua Snacks bangs, tiny dumpling place (also BYOB but mind because the nearest supermarkets don't have alcohol licenses).
Scotts All Day or Salisbury Arms for good pizza.
Tiffin Truck for superb Indian food.
One of the best pubs, The Free Press, often has interesting food on. Also adore The Punter but a little pricier. Blue Moon is great and does good pizzas, and The White Swan is an institution for late night Guinness (don't go for food).
Yippee Noodles.
Food trucks outside Thirsty or Calverleys Brewery.
For strictly vegan: Doppelganger Burgers, Thrive, and Vegan Vice (fried chicken/fast food).
Finally, my mates Dad runs a brilliant market stall called Hallouman if you're into your halloumi.
Probably too many suggestions if anything but PM me if you need any more help!
27 Sep 2021 10:08
27 Sep 2021 12:49
28 Sep 2021 07:34
one of my mates was part of the build, they've pumped shit tonnes of money into it so they gotta get their money back somehow
28 Sep 2021 10:08
Cheers, this looks ideal.
https://www.timeout.com/london/restaurants/the-london-restaurants-and-bars-that-wont-reopen-after-lockdown?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook&cid=%7Elondon%7Enatsoc%7Efacebook%7Eechobox&fbclid=IwAR0SgbcK_UPkGdG2HScyQ2V1X-KRSPnD6WuecJ_BDvjNoLPdUXO6WVY5XsM#Echobox=1628505985
50 cafes / restaurants that closed recently in London.
50 cafes / restaurants that closed recently in London.
Ace Hotel will reopen under a new name though - https://www.onehundredshoreditch.com/
Wine Bars:
Corkage
The Beckford Bottleshop
The Grapes
Something different:
Yak Yeti Yak (Nepalese)
Sugarcane studio (Taiwanese bakery)
Oak Restaurant (Vegan/Vegetarian)
Cortado (Argentinian)
Jars Meze (Greek)
Noya's Kitchen (Vietnamese)
1 Michelin star:
The Olive Tree
Bybrook Restaurant (40 minute drive out from Bath)
Fancy:
Menu Gordon Jones (doesn't have a Michelin star, but deserves one)
The Circus Restaurant (one of my favs)
Clayton's Kitchen
Robun (just opened so can't comment, but looks good)
Favourite regular haunts for me:
The Scallop Shell
Thoughtful Bakery
Salathai
The Holburne Museum cafe (if the weather is nice have a walk along the canal and stop off here for refreshments outside. If your missus is a fan of Bridgerton, she'll definitely appreciate this!)
Other recs:
Colonna & Small's (for the coffee snobs)
Swoon (gelato)
Bath Farmers' Market in Green Park station (if it falls on a weekend you're over)
Taka Taka (famous for their greek wraps)
Schwartz Bros (burgers)
Soto Soto (Italian restaurant set in an underground vault)
Corkage
The Beckford Bottleshop
The Grapes
Something different:
Yak Yeti Yak (Nepalese)
Sugarcane studio (Taiwanese bakery)
Oak Restaurant (Vegan/Vegetarian)
Cortado (Argentinian)
Jars Meze (Greek)
Noya's Kitchen (Vietnamese)
1 Michelin star:
The Olive Tree
Bybrook Restaurant (40 minute drive out from Bath)
Fancy:
Menu Gordon Jones (doesn't have a Michelin star, but deserves one)
The Circus Restaurant (one of my favs)
Clayton's Kitchen
Robun (just opened so can't comment, but looks good)
Favourite regular haunts for me:
The Scallop Shell
Thoughtful Bakery
Salathai
The Holburne Museum cafe (if the weather is nice have a walk along the canal and stop off here for refreshments outside. If your missus is a fan of Bridgerton, she'll definitely appreciate this!)
Other recs:
Colonna & Small's (for the coffee snobs)
Swoon (gelato)
Bath Farmers' Market in Green Park station (if it falls on a weekend you're over)
Taka Taka (famous for their greek wraps)
Schwartz Bros (burgers)
Soto Soto (Italian restaurant set in an underground vault)
Any recommendations for bars? In Bath for the first time next weekend
Any recommendations for Cambridge? Needs to be veg/vegan friendly.
Zhonghua Snacks bangs, tiny dumpling place (also BYOB but mind because the nearest supermarkets don't have alcohol licenses).
Scotts All Day or Salisbury Arms for good pizza.
Tiffin Truck for superb Indian food.
One of the best pubs, The Free Press, often has interesting food on. Also adore The Punter but a little pricier. Blue Moon is great and does good pizzas, and The White Swan is an institution for late night Guinness (don't go for food).
Yippee Noodles.
Food trucks outside Thirsty or Calverleys Brewery.
For strictly vegan: Doppelganger Burgers, Thrive, and Vegan Vice (fried chicken/fast food).
Finally, my mates Dad runs a brilliant market stall called Hallouman if you're into your halloumi.
Probably too many suggestions if anything but PM me if you need any more help!
Anyone recommend a really good dim sum restaurant in london? More casual then high end.
Also, can’t see this lasting long in london surely?
https://www.instagram.com/p/CUUZwhsAmtW/?utm_medium=copy_link
Also, can’t see this lasting long in london surely?
https://www.instagram.com/p/CUUZwhsAmtW/?utm_medium=copy_link
Not strictly dim sum, but this place in Covent Garden is great https://dintaifung-uk.com/
Anyone recommend a really good dim sum restaurant in london? More casual then high end.
Also, can’t see this lasting long in london surely?
https://www.instagram.com/p/CUUZwhsAmtW/?utm_medium=copy_link
11quid a can of red bull Also, can’t see this lasting long in london surely?
https://www.instagram.com/p/CUUZwhsAmtW/?utm_medium=copy_link
one of my mates was part of the build, they've pumped shit tonnes of money into it so they gotta get their money back somehow
Not strictly dim sum, but this place in Covent Garden is great https://dintaifung-uk.com/
Cheers, this looks ideal.
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