Here is The Epicure Lieutenant‘s review of The Little House, in Mayfair: The Little House is the latest outpost from the increasingly global Soho House group. As such, it’s a private members club, but there’s no harm in reviewing it here, as, like me, you may find yourself invited along. To be accurate, I was invited along twice in one week.…
On the waterfront in Leith, Edinburgh, The Kitchin is Tom Kitchin’s restaurant where, “Dining at The Kitchin is relaxed but welcoming with the food in focus.” This restaurant opened in 2006 and serves “modern British cuisine influenced by French cooking techniques.” He is the youngest winner of a Michelin star and previously worked with several Michelin starred chefs including…
The Scarlet is a 37 room Eco-Hotel, on top of the cliffs of Cornwall. The hotel has won lots of awards, including the ‘South West Gold Award for Small Hotel of the Year’ in 2011. They place a lot of emphasis on environmental sustainability. Along with it’s sister hotel, The Bedruthan Steps, The Scarlet won ‘Enjoy…
I visited the Coach and Horses a few weeks ago as it’s local to me. This Young’s pub has been recently refurbished and they have definitely taken time to put in disabled facilities! They have very good access from the car park and a disabled toilet. The food is superior for a Young’s pub and…
Boyd’s Brasserie is part of 8 Northumberland Avenue, a minute from Trafalgar Square and serves superior brasserie food such as “Whole Baked Seabass, with lemon, thyme and garlic” or “Lamb Leg Steak, Watercress and Shallot salad, home made mint sauce.” As for there accessibility there are a few steps into the hotel, along with a ramp…
Fiona has written an article which is now up on The Lady’s website! She lends her experience and expert opinion – picking the best five locations to go out in London for the able-bodied and less able alike. Click here to see where she selected.
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.…
Cafedraal is a restaurant and bar tucked away in the centre of picturesque Bruges. The restaurant specialises in traditional French-Belgian recipes with locally sourced ingredients. You can eat either in the 15th Century interior or outside in a popular terrace garden. The Lonely Planet website describes the restaurant as having “hip yet homely multicoloured rooms buzz with diners…
The Lydmar Hotel is a stylish five-star hotel on the waterfront in Stockholm. Trip Advisor’s 2012 Traveller’s Choice Awards listed the Lydmar as one of the top-25 hotels in Sweden. It has an informal and relaxed feel to it. They emphasise that the try to create this friendly environment rather than an over-stylised and slightly…