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[18 Feb 2009 | No Comment | ]
Best Mexican Restaurants in London

I absolutely love Mexican food, something about the fresh meat, massive portions and slightly healthy vibe brought by lettuce and tomatoes really do it for me. Also I love the textures Mexican dishes offer. As my girlfriend will attest, I firmly believe any dish can be made better by covering it with cheese!
As a result of this addiction I have eaten my way through a fair number of burritos since living in London and thought I’d share some of the best places to grab some tacos or party Mexican …

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[29 Jan 2009 | No Comment | ]
Alternative valentine’s day in London

Well it’s that time of year again, and whether you’re single or coupled up valentine’s day can often be an absolute nightmare. Rather than the traditional sickly sweet romance that some people go for, why not try out something completely different? Here are some options that that you can enjoy not only as a twosome but also with a group of friends if you’d prefer. Valentine’s day celebrates romance and love – we say let’s celebrate the unusual instead.

Burlesque night

Burlesque has made a comeback and …

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[20 Jan 2009 | No Comment | ]
London’s hidden gems of restaurants

After a long day at work and struggling through the crowds on the central line, I like nothing more than to relax somewhere where you can guarantee you’ll get some good food, a great atmosphere and generally just a nice time. I also like hunting out little hideaways in London which make me smile and are all unique in their own way. Here is my list of hidden food gems, just for you. Remember not to tell everyone though…….
Fika – 161a Brick Lane, E1 6SB
A favourite of mine, Fika is …

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[18 Jan 2009 | No Comment | ]
Where are all the Samuel Smith pubs?

Samuel Smiths Brewery pubs are a perfect example of something London has to offer that you might that you might not find out about until a Londoner mentions it.
I was first introduced to a Samuel Smiths pub by someone I knew living in London the first thing that struck me about the pub was that they are pretty much the cheapest pint in London at around just over two pound a pint.
The longer I lived in London the more of these pubs I discovered mainly on lunch breaks from work …