Roti Chai: restaurant review

Here’s my View London review of Roti Chai, a modern Indian dining hall bringing street eats to the seated masses.

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Elliot’s Café: restaurant review

I headed to Elliot’s Café in Borough Market to try out their organic eats for View London.

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Flat Planet: restaurant review

I reviewed Soho’s new feel-good flatbread café, Flat Planet, for View London.

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Giraffe Bar & Grill, Soho: restaurant review

Find out why I thought Soho’s Giraffe Bar & Grill was head, shoulders and long neck apart from other Giraffe chains, when I reviewed the restaurant for View London.

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VOC: bar review

I reviewed 17th-century inspired punch house VOC for View London.

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The Icecreamists: review

With their shock and awe breast milk ice cream whipping up a media storm, I was keen to check out The Icecreamists’ latest venture in Covent Garden Market. Here’s my View London review.

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Literary festivals: interview

I interviewed three literary festival organisers for The Bookseller

Literary festivals

The Start-up: Stoke Newington Literary Festival

Now in its second year, the Stoke Newington Literary Festival has been a very big project for its director, Liz Vater. As a resident of the area for 22 years, Vater got to know its rich literary tradition and saw a gap in the market. “Local literary heroes like Daniel Defoe and Edgar Allan Poe were not being celebrated. I went around other literary festivals and it dawned on me that prominence should be given to Stoke Newington.”

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