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Quayside bistro hits right spot

I HAVE never been to a restaurant where they had to turn the lights on for us.Read

The Parlour: Summed up in single word

AS WE were running for the last Tube my friend just shouted one word over her shoulder... ‘Delicious!’ Although I had hoped she would produce a witty, insightful and succinct 300-word summary of our dinner at Parlour in Kensal Green, she got it exactly right when I asked her for her opinion on the meal, and managed to make the train.Read

Siracusa has that holiday feel

IF YOU fancy that holiday feel I have found the perfect place – no matter what the weather.Read

Carvosso's gets top marks

THIS former police station in the heart of Chiswick rings all the right bells. Deceptively small from the outside, it opens into a large restaurant and bar and spacious courtyard, with plenty of patio heaters, which could be the reason it was packed.Read

THIS small restaurant doesn’t look like much from the outside but once through the doors we were treated to friendly service, a warm atmosphere and very good food.

My girlfriend and I were taking a good friend out for dinner for helping us move into our new home and we wanted to find somewhere he would really enjoy.Read

THIS small restaurant doesn’t look like much from the outside but once through the doors we were treated to friendly service, a warm atmosphere and very, very good food.

My girlfriend and I were taking a good friend out for dinner for helping us move into our new home and we wanted to find somewhere he would really enjoy. Leon more than lived up to that task.Read

Quantus hits the mark for food and atmosphere

ONE of the meanings of Quantus is ‘how great’ and this was no idle boast. The food was almost faultless, the ambience superb and the service friendly without being servile.Read

A hidden gem in the heart of Chelsea

AFTER an afternoon shopping in the Kings Road, it can be nice to find a quiet spot for dinner, away from the hustle and bustle.Read

Malina not quite there yet

I HAD high hopes for the quaint looking Malina restaurant, which opened just over a year ago.Read

Food Review: Expectations high at Chelsea Harbour restaurant

WHEN you know you’re going for dinner at a hotel in Chelsea Harbour, your expectations are already pretty high.Read

Food Review: This Westfield gem is worth the money for meat lovers

TYPICAL high street chains dominate Westfield, but if you look close enough you can find some rare jewels in the shopping centre's crown.Read

Top restaurants sign up for big food festival

POPULAR restaurants are signing up to be part of the Harrow Food and Dance Festival.Read

Food review: A gold star for Jam Tree burgers

'YOU must try the burgers at The Jam Tree they are delicious' my partner had told me on more than one occasion.Read

Food Review: The Old Fire Station

Michael Russell eats out at The Old Fire Station in Shepherd's Bush Road, Hammersmith. Read

Restaurant review: West end has a spicy secret

APOLOGIES to any regular customers of Tamarai because I am about to reveal one of the West End's best-kept secrets.Read

A fried surprise on Italian menu

AFTER a hard day's shopping in Portobello Road, spending money I don't have on things I don't need, I had worked up quite a hunger. I was showing a friend the sights, and we decided to go to High Street Kensington for dinner, happy to drop into the first place we came across, as long as it wasn't a McDonald's.Read

Good Chinese food waiting to be discovered

I WAS eager to try out the Grand Imperial London, which opened before Christmas boasting authentic Cantonese dishes with a contemporary flourish.Read

A lot more than a humble hamburger joint

Adrian Seal eats at Byron, part of a fast growing hamburger chain across London. Byron, 242 Earls Court Road. SW5 9AA. Tel: 020 7370 9300. wwwbyronhamburgers.comRead

You simply can't get any fresher

PIZZA in its classic form is one of the simplest of all dishes, but also one of the hardest to get absolutely right. Read

A collection of Indian delights

WHAT better way to beat the winter blues, and a stinking cold, than with a fiery curry? After trekking through the snow from West Brompton Tube station, we were certainly given a warm welcome at Thali, a north Indian restaurant in Old Brompton Road.Read