Monthly Archives: August 2009
om nom’ing in Michigan
Yay! I’m off home for a couple weeks visiting friends and family. This, however, does not mean I won’t be taking an obscene amount of pictures of the food I’m eating. You can look forward to write-ups of all my … Continue reading
Filed under American, om nom'ing abroad
Amaretto – Fitzrovia
We all had a very tough week at work. Lots of pitches meant long hours in the office, so once our presentation document was finished, our boss treated us to lunch at Amaretto, a cozy little Italian restaurant off Tottenham … Continue reading
Filed under Italian, Restaurants, Review
Canteen – Baker Street
I got to the gym a lot earlier than I anticipated and was surprisingly famished, so I decided to get a quick breakfast at Canteen next door. I’ve been to Canteen a few times, but always for dinner. I always … Continue reading
Filed under Breakfast, British, Cheap Eats, Restaurants, Review
Bertorelli – Fitzrovia
Dear Bertorelli, Awww, according to Urban Spoon down below, no one seems to like you. That’s really unfortunate because the two meals I’ve had at your Charlotte Street location have been very yummy indeed. This first time I went with … Continue reading
Filed under Italian, Restaurants
Urban Spoon
As you’ll notice, I link to Urban Spoon reviews on each of my restaurant reviews. It’s a brilliant site and has given me quite a few ideas of where I want to eat next. Obviously they like it when bloggers … Continue reading
Filed under Off Topic
Sugar Reef – Piccadilly
This meal was long overdo, not because I particularly wanted to go to Sugar Reef, but because my dining partner, the lovely George(ina) and I had been trying to get together for a meal for about 8 months. We went … Continue reading
Filed under Mish Mash, Restaurants, Review
Sketch, The Lecture Room and Library – Mayfair
I’ve been holding off on my thoughts on Sketch simply because there have been so many frickin‘ reviews lately. Rightly so, they’re offering a £50 voucher through their Facebook group until the end of August. Naturally, that got around, and … Continue reading
Filed under Fancy Schmancy, French
