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Post by Kate Antoni, FG London Correspondent El pirata is 25 and celebrating its birthday by launching a “back to 1994” menu, with prices reflecting those at its inception. No quarter life crisis here! The balloons are out, thanks to…
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The neighbourhood restaurant is a marvelous thing, full of homeliness, local food and friendly service. Dining at a good one should feel like stepping into a big old bear hug. In central London however these are a dying breed. As…
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Brunch in London is big business. We yuppies (yes, we) love our eggs and avocado, plus as Brits any excuse to drink early on in the day without being labelled as lushes will always be seized with both hands and…
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Sitting by a beach, or in a street side cafe in some sun scorched, winding Spanish town, there is probably, chances are, nothing more I would rather possess than a dish of this and a large glass of rioja. A…
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I first encountered ‘La Bomba’ in a very local, very authentico Tapas bar in Barcelona, Spain, with my family. We had joined the back of a queue, hung around terribly Britishly for about 40 minutes, goaded by the impressive repute…
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