The Brasserie On St John’s Street is in London and the website says “we are proud to be the part of the local community and provide high quality food which uses the best of fresh and seasonal produce.” As for their access they have 2 entrances one is accessible and one is not, although they…
Brasserie Vacherin is part of the Malcolm John Restaurants (see Le Vacherin review). Brasserie Vacherin is in Sutton in Surrey and is a classic French bistro. Top Table said “the service and food was excellent as always” We haven’t audited Brasserie Vacherin yet but their accessibility sounds pretty good the restaurant is all on one level with…
The Brasserie Des Beaux Arts in Toulouse is a traditional French restaurant overlooking the Garonne. It’s part of the Esprit Brasserie chain which has a lot of restaurants in Paris which we’ve reviewed in the past. It’s been described as an institution in Toulouse and the brasserie’s website suggests that it is a favourite haunt of…
The Esprit Brasseries chain includes some of the most iconic of Parisian restaurants. Each, in their own way, encapsulates elements of Parisian style and culture. All of them lay claim to their own little bit of French history. In particular, all appear to have been, or still are, favourite haunts of the rich and famous.…
The Esprit Brasseries chain includes some of the most iconic of Parisian restaurants. Each, in their own way, encapsulates elements of Parisian style and culture. All of them lay claim to their own little bit of French history. In particular, all appear to have been, or still are, favourite haunts of the rich and famous.…
The Esprit Brasseries chain includes some of the most iconic of Parisian restaurants. Each, in their own way, encapsulates elements of Parisian style and culture. All of them lay claim to their own little bit of French history. In particular, all appear to have been, or still are, favourite haunts of the rich and famous.…
Winter’s just about here (apparently it’s going to the wettest in 33 years – a miniature nightmare for wheelchair users) and at this time of year, as the weather starts to turn nasty and the nights draw in, there’s nothing like some warming grub and a nice glass of wine. So that’s something I’ve been…
The Botanist, in Kensington, is a popular restaurant and bar favoured by the Made In Chelsea type crowd. Right on the corner of Sloane Square, with floor to ceiling windows making it feel open and almost on the street, it’s an ideal place to relax with a cocktail and watch the bustling world of Chelsea…
I mentioned last week I was going to West Ham to see ManU play with Lieutenant No.1 and on the way we stopped off in Shoreditch for something to eat. We went to Albion which is the ‘caff’ part of the Conran, Boundary hotel. I love this hotel as they have accessible rooms and although…