Angela Hartnett potégé Jessica Simmons pitches up in Kentish Town with her own take on traditional, British steakhouses – as the name would suggest, expect craft beers to go with your beef. Beef & Brew offers a modern interpretation of traditional steakhouse fare, with a focus on provenance and value cuts. The menu eschews loins, ribs […]
Australian-raised Italian brothers Gabriel and Marcello Bernardi bring an Antipodean approach to their motherland’s cuisine to London with Bernardi’s, now open in Marylebone. The 120-cover all-day restaurant and bar on the corner of Seymour Street and Seymour Place, occupies two floors of a restored Victorian property in Portman Village. As well as an open plan dining […]
Allan Pickett, graduate of pretty much every French restaurant in London from the Galvin group to L’Escargot and D&D’s Orrery, has opened his first solo venture in Fitzrovia. Piquet, a 98-cover venue in Newman Street, serves classic Gallic cuisine with a modern twist using British ingredients. Pickett is backed by Bodean’s founder André Blais. On the menu: Roast […]
A new wood-fired pizza place opens within the Green & Fortune Café in the atrium of a King’s Cross arts hub this week. Early bird visitors to Project Pizza in Kings Place can take advantage of a 25% off all pizzas soft launch offer from 22-25 September. The menu will feature classics and regularly changing […]
Kensington’s American dude food emporium, Dirty Bones, expands to a second (more central) location in growing Soho restaurant hub Kingly Court. The new restaurant will open on 28 September and joins the likes of PizzaPilgrims, Señor Ceviche, Jinjuu and, soon, another branch of Dishoom, in this vibrant courtyard just off Carnaby Street. Dirty Bones Soho, […]
From the owners of Manicomio in Chelsea and St Paul’s (known for their “glorious al fresco seating” but perhaps not their culinary prowess) comes an ambitious-sounding new Italian restaurant near Spitalfields Market. Canto Corvino opened this week in the City’s labyrinthine backstreets on Artillery Lane. This week only (21-27 September) there will be a 50% off food […]
We’re offering one lucky Harden’s reader the chance to win a pair of tickets to the most pork-tastic event London has to offer. The Dingley Dell Pork ‘Flying Visit with The Dirty Dozen’ charity BBQ competition takes place on Sunday 27 September at The Leather Bottle in Earlsfield, and features 12 dishes, 12 chefs and […]
It’s September once again, which means three things – school is back in session, the days are already getting shorter and feeling colder, and its native oyster season. To celebrate that last fact we’ve got the definitive list of restaurants and bars serving the best bivalves in London and across the UK, according to our […]
We’ve teamed up with the good people of Twizoo to announce the top 5 trending restaurants on Twitter each week in London. Twizoo is an app that gives restaurant recommendations based on what people are saying on Twitter, and analyses over 50,000 incoming tweets per week to determine which restaurants are attracting the most buzz. Trending Restaurants 10-16 […]
The tyre men have today (16 September) announced new entries and deletions for the 2016 Michelin Guide ahead of the book’s release later this month. Perhaps the most surprising award was to Umu, a blingy Mayfair Japanese, which was bumped up to a two star rating. It was first awarded a star in 2005 after its […]
