'Every vegan goth’s perfect evening out'
Tucked away in the half-basement of a hotel of the same name, 45 Curtain Road promises to delight with its unique culinary offerings
This cornerstone of Leytonstone's dining scene recently shut its doors after 25 years, but the concept has been revived in a swish new Shoreditch location
Our resident food historian on all manner of beans, from ‘glorious mush’ to a variety for the dead, and a very talented woman who painted them
Our resident food historian on beauty in beige, and why ordinary folks in the Middle Ages had it right with their ‘dreary but delicious’ diet
In search of a suitable lockdown subject, our resident food historian hits upon a humble tin of black-eyed beans in her kitchen cupboard
The already established eatery has a new place to call home, where it successfully unites those age-old friends, burger and milkshake
As debate on the potential harm caused by the ‘Clean Eating’ movement rages on, our resident food historian explains why it may not be so new to the borough after all
A former greasy spoon and ice cream factory has reopened its doors after a long hiatus with a menu that caters for the discerning denizens of Clapton
Cocktail infused offshoot of Voodoo Ray’s has emerged Phoenix-like from the ashes of Dance Tunnel on Kingsland Road
There is more to Swedish food than cinnamon buns, if the new dinner service at Scandanavian café Smaka is anything to go by
From its origins in South America to the market stalls of Ridley Road, the potato is a much travelled root with a chequered past
