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According to a source, Ginger Cajun Seafood is The group behind several restaurants in South Boston will be opening a new dining and drinking space near everyone, taking over the space that The smart use of press releases can be an effective way to help a restaurant grow. BuzzyCity is a new leader in the space Lunch offerings are served till 3pm and include stuffed tomato and onion, and lemon sole with marinaded peppers. The artfully distressed space is now home to a bar, some kind of rooftop infinity pool, and the promise of live music.
London could always use more udon, and Marugame Udon get that. After opening Big Jo, a big old spot on Hornsey Road last summer, where they mill flour, bake bread, and serve customers a variety of coffees, pastries, pizza slices, and natural wines from morning till night, the people behind Jolene on Newington Green have opened a neighbourhood bakery on Redchurch Street.
The name of this new spot on Westbourne Grove might be slightly misleading because, despite being called Sunday in Brooklyn, it is in fact open seven days a week, and is very much in London. But as with the original New York branch which is in Brooklyn, this all-day restaurant is serving everything from avocado toast for breakfast, to a whole smoked chicken dinner.
Think pancakes with hazelnut maple praline and brown butter, shakshuka, biscuits and gravy. And finally Sachi, which can be found on the lower ground floor of The Pantechnicon, is open for business.
What can you expect? A sushi counter, plenty of sake, and a hint of Nordic influence. Instead, think things like smoked aubergine sashimi, crispy sushi rice, and sando schnitzel, as well as a separate sushi menu. Food on sticks makes us happy.
As well as that, you can expect grilled scallop, an omakase option, and a selection of sake on the menu too. Notting Hill is home to new restaurant and bar, Los Mochis. This long-awaited riverside restaurant has opened in Canary Wharf.
What should you expect? Well firstly, foliage, foliage, and — wait for it — more foliage. And with the floor to ceiling windows, greenery everywhere, and spacious terrace, it looks like a very real Summer mood. The same people behind one of our favourite pubs, Anchor and Hope, have opened a new all-day cafe at the Museum of The Home in Shoreditch.
And what you really need to know is that they have a terrace, lager on tap, and will be serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner with things like chicken and matzo ball soup, potted shrimp, and creme caramel.
This new east London spot is all about gut health. The menu has every take on the fried dish, from a traditional Austrian veal schnitzel, to things like Cordon Bleu Schnitzel which comes with emmental cheese, ham, and creamy mash potato.
And then they opened a spot in Southwark which got us in our feels, but then that closed too. The menu will have more of the same no-waste, sustainable dining concept with things like fish fillet with seaweed tartar and brown crab rarebit in a brioche, kohlrabi and cucumber ajo blanco, and fried grey oyster mushrooms. This new restaurant in Belsize Village is all about fire. And by that we mean cooking everything over fire, from chargrilled sweet peppers and a whole seabream, to lamb leg skewers and flatbread, most things at this spot will be well-acquainted with the grill.
As well as that, you can expect fine wines, apple tarte, and a cute outdoor set-up. The long-anticipated Italian behemoth food hall has finally opened its doors next to Liverpool Street Station.
He makes multi-course menus that are really technical, with a touch of molecular gastronomy, but fun and delicious as well. He does this amazing thing with mushrooms, which are dried, rehydrated in stock, set into a block with an enzyme, then cooked, smoked and finally marinated again — they have a flavour closer to charcuterie.
If you took the food out of the context, which is very casual, and put it in a fine dining setting, it would stand out above everything else. They do the bar food and also a tasting menu.
This amazing cheesemonger might seem a bit out of place for Narberth but it sells it all; people travel from miles around. And it has a cafe with communal seating — everyone sits along these two big tables and a counter. It does nice simple things — great meatballs! Just really nice people. Ben Marks is a very talented chef and plates up the most beautiful dishes. It has a neighbourhood vibe, but is also a great place for an occasion: big windows that wrap around; beautiful plants everywhere.
On top of that, it has great drinks and superb food. The dining room is cosy, with the most delicious menu — I always love the way it reads. Quite classic, but modern — it might have provencal beef shin.
The blackboard menu has about four sharing dishes on it and they go much further than it says, which makes it great value. We go to this pub in the Ribble Valley a lot, a beautiful part of the world.
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