Barbican Recipe Barbican : 5 Recipes

Menu du jour barbican : 5 Recipes

pham sushi
Every time we hit The Barbican for a film or jazz concert we are faced with the same dining dilemma as the immediate surrounding area is a bit of a culinary wasteland. We usually end up at the dull but passable Searcy’s within the[...]

Recipe London?s Best Independent Cafés ? Dose Café

London?s Best Independent Cafés ? Dose Café
Dose Café I was recently invited with other Qypers and fellow food bloggers to visit this delightful independent Coffee House on Long Lane, EC1. Dose is a small café, simply but stylishly decorated, and set in a great[...]

Recipe London's Best Independent Pubs - Fox and Anchor

London's Best Independent Pubs - Fox and Anchor
Whenever I feel like having well made, traditional British food with a contemporary twist I head down to Charterhouse Square. Tucked away from the excitement of Charterhouse Street and Smithfields Market, the Fox and Anchor has, for years, been my[...]

Recipe Mexican film festival at the Barbican

Mexican film festival at the Barbican
I can't claim to know much about Mexican films but the Barbican is hosting a short festival later this month in celebration of the country's industry. From civil war and revolution in the Silent era, through the Golden Age of the 30s and 40s to[...]

Sedap : Nyonya in the East.
I have been a runaway train wreck with my commentary lately, neglecting to edit myself. Jay Rayner called it ‘a bad case of blogorreah’ and I can’t say I disagree. Chop, chop, 574 words. Starting with Sedap, Malaysian in East[...]