It’s taken me a little while to get round to writing up about this fantastic new spot in London (Better late than never, ey!?). Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock for the last couple of years, you’ll definitely have…
I’ve been lucky enough to have visited the real-life Alcotraz island and prison just a short boat ride away from San Francisco and so ever since this I’ve wanted to visit the English version which opened it’s doors in Shoreditch…
Sometimes all you need in life is to sing and dance with like-minded party animals to all the fantastic songs that ABBA have to offer. And that’s exactly what you can do at Mamma Mia: The Party which I was…
Did you know that the week of the 12th – 18th marks National Afternoon Tea week in the UK? Handy for me, Last weekend I was invited to review VIVI Restaurant‘s Traditional Afternoon Tea on behalf of Love Pop Ups…
Rum is one of the spirits I know least about. At least it was until love Pop Ups London invited me to a rum masterclass followed by a delicious dinner at Turtle Bay in Brixton to celebrate the launch of…
There was a point in my life that I was sure I didn’t like gin. Granted, this was a couple of years after a very bad gin experience as a teenager at a house party where I had to be…
Recently I was invited to one of Paint Republic’s paint and sip events organised by Love Pop Ups London at Stane Street Syndicate in Clapham. Here we indulged in a tasty meal before we headed in to conjure up some…
Recently, We went to a fantastic supper club called Eleven98 which is devised by Aiden Brooks and showcases all sorts of food sourced and produced in the Borough of Hackney and transformed into a mouthwatering secret menu.
As I’m sure you’ve gathered by now, I like finding exciting and innovative ways to enjoy food and experiences around London. Bustronome is something I’d been looking at for a while and so was delighted to be invited to review…
Gingerline has been on my London bucket list for years now. I remember someone talking about the first chambers of flavour during my first London job. Since then I’ve kept thinking it was something I need to get on board…
