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A Few More Of My Blog Posts
Has anyone heard of Cypriot zivani? A review of Aqua, Blackheath
I'm always unhappy to read a menu where the choice is too obvious, but there was no such unfortunate experience at Aqua Mediterranean Bar and Grill. Even the main courses were exciting in all their lines. Usually I find I have to look at the starters or desserts to...
He reads OTHER reviews. A review of Cau in Blackheath SE3
For all of Cau's stainless steel interior, (I never liked this sort of interior even in the 80s when it became so popular. I've given up trying to give it the benefit of the doubt; hindsight has been given the full length of the rope) it is actually remarkably cosy...
Yeah let's go to Jamie's Italian for a real treat
A Review of Jamie's Italian, Greenwich Yeah let's go to Jamie's Italian for a real treat, because annoying as it is that ol' Jamie sponsors just about every clunky kitchen gadget going, I do enjoy cooking from his recipe books, so the food can't go wrong. Right? The...
Brunch at Chapter's All Day Dining, Blackheath
I've reviewed here before if you want my more general opinion on CADD But we were seeking a brunch menu with some desperation to fill the gaping holes in our stomachs after the morning swim, and we thought Chapters had promise. Actually, I was pleasantly surprised to...
A little off piste, and a long way down the A202- A Review of Angels and Gypsies, Camberwell.
Angels and Gypsies has been catching our eye for a while. It's the leg of cured calf posed within sight of the door way, and the ambient lighting from the stained glass windows, and the curvy writing above the window that does it. Marketeers take note. For all we know...
Not Missing Anything is an Achievement
A review of Tzigano's, SE3 Tzigano's in Blackheath Village ave opened a deli - we know that won't be bad, don't we? Indeed it is crowded full of Italian speakers (some of whom actually proved to be English, but living up to the welcoming "Buon journo!" at the door)...