About a month ago I was lucky enough to go to Viajante, which (as you can see from my review) was an incredible experience. I was ecstatic that it had set up camp just 10 minute’s from my doorstep, and had already started concocting another ‘celebratory excuse’ to go back… …So, imagine my absolute horror [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Bethnal Green’
Corner Room
Posted in Reviews, tagged Bethnal Green, Corner Room, E2 London, food, Metro, Nuno Mendes, Old Town Hall, rach smith, rachel smith, restaurant, review, supper, the food i eat, thefoodieat, Viajante on August 3, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
E Pellicci
Posted in Reviews, tagged Bethnal Green, breakfast, cafe, cheap, E Pellicci, East End, family restaurant, food, friendly, fry up, Italian, rachel smith, review, the food i eat, thefoodieat on June 18, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
It’s said that London’s the most unfriendly city in the world. Sometimes I’m inclined to agree: fights to get onto the tube (and then eerie silence once you’re squished inside). A total absence of anyone with the time to give you directions when you’re lost, and very few “have a nice days” from busy waitresses. [...]
Hooray for BRAWN
Posted in News, tagged Bethnal Green, Brawn, Columbia Road, East End, London, restaurant, Tatler, Tatler's Restaurant Awards on May 10, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
A big congratulations to Brawn for winning the ‘best newcomer’ at Tatler’s 2011 Restaurant Awards last night. ….I’m lucky enough to live 5 minutes walk away, and ate there before it became too cool to get a table. The food was extraordinarily good, the waitresses were so nice, and it wasn’t too pricey - a [...]
The Tweed Run 2011
Posted in News, tagged 2011, Bethnal Green, bicycle, East London, rach smith, rachel smith, retro, the food i eat, thefoodieat, tweed, tweed run, vintage on April 10, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Admittedly it’s not a food-related post but I wanted to share with you what I came across when I was walking home yesterday: The Tweed Run. An excuse for 400 people to get dressed up and take to the streets of East London in “a metropolitan bicycle race with a bit of style” – classic!