It’s Day’s night, and no one is going to spoil her story
A Sentimental Journey
Film
This is a shocking, replenishing film, not to be missed
Green Zone
Restaurants
It is great that Bruno Loubet is back — and at prices that are eminently fair
Bistro Bruno Loubet
The action and direction are superb and the acting good, but the plot is so pathetic it defies belief
Wonderful - beautifully acted and gloriously funny, particularly Simon Russell Beale and Fiona Shaw
Probably the most important photography exhibition london has ever seen
The humble sandwich maker is just one of the hits at thriving Stockwell gastropub the Canton Arms... more | Add your review
It is great that Bruno Loubet is back — and at prices that are eminently fair, says Fay Maschler... more | Add your review
Mooli's introduces a different concept in Indian dining that is sure to set a London trend... more | Add your view
The Battery has s a special three course Mother's Day menu for £27.50 and mum gets a free glass of champagne at Bentley's... more | Add your view
Boyd’s greatest asset is its architectural heritage, and to survive it has to become a destination venue for the pre-theatre set .. more | Add your review
The Orange, a swish gastropub in antique-shop alley is catering very much for its privileged market, in décor and menu choices... more | Add your review
Franco Manca makes you not want to go back to work, if you’re there at lunch. What could be more southern Italian than that?.. more | Add your review
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Chuen Cheng Ku is busy at lunchtime while Yauatcha is a modern, slick restaurant in the basement with a sophisticated tea room upstairs... more | Add your view
It is National Pie Week and where better to celebrate it than in the very British Canteen... more | Add your view
The opulent modern side to the subcontinent is unashamedly open for business in Mayfair, thanks to Benares... more | Add your review
Plus Taylors of Harrogate's Decaffè coffee, a cafetière and a
coffee scoop.
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The New England cake and cream sandwich (like two chocolate cookies bound together with plenty of cream) is here to stay... more | Add your view
In these uncertain markets, the choice to open Battery seems to be positively foolhardy. .. more | Add your review
Assaha markets its three branches in the Arab world as “cultural and touristic” enterprises, and that’s not far wide of the mark. .. more | Add your review
As Valentine’s Day ushers in the Year of the Tiger it’s an exciting time for spice lovers at Empress of Sichuan... more | Add your review
While other venues lap up Michelin acclaim, one charming Thameside venture has earned its rating unnoticed. The Bingham is definitely one to watch... more | Add your review
Boho Mexica, the brainchild of advertising creative Enrique, is friendly and authentic... more | Add your review
Gregg Wallace of Masterchef fame has opened his own restaurant, Wallace & Co, in Putney. Here's Fay Maschler's verdict... more | Add your review
Hunter 486 feels a little too fussy and effortful for that atmosphere to come off, for actual Londoners at any rate... more | Add your review
The Stockpot is great value for the West End and the small chain of S&M cafés are just the job for sausage and mash. .. more | Add your view
Here are some suggestions for the best restaurants celebrating Chinese New Year in London... more | Add your view
Bangalore Express is one of the latest Indian restaurants with a trendy edge to be cropping up around the capital... more | Add your view
The Forge offers plenty of familiar familiar British and French dishes and Browns is a genuine brasserie... more | Add your view
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