Hicce is a modern British restaurant focused on wood-fire grilled dishes in lively Coal Drops Yard, Kings Cross. A quick glance at Hicce’s menu will tell you that Hicce fuses intriguing elements of international cuisine, and that the there is a distinct creative flair at the heart of the cooking. Plus, a good number of…
Category: Tapas Style Restaurants
February Eats 2020 Video Series
Enjoy our second video of the year from our Monthly Eats Series, where we talk about all the restaurants, delicious food, and not-so-delicious food we had in the month. This is February Eats 2020! The Restaurants You can also read our full reviews of the restaurants we discussed by following the link below. Brother Marcus…
MBER Restaurant Review
MBER is a tapas style Pan-Asian restaurant by Monument Station in the City. We love tapas style restaurants because we can order even more food than usual (which is a lot 😁), and Pan-Asian food includes some our favourite dishes from our favourite cuisines. So we were well excited to dine at MBER. MBER is stylish,…
Bao Borough Review
Bao Borough is the newest restaurant from Bao, an exquisite tapas style Taiwanese restaurant known for their delicious steamed buns. We love Bao, the restaurant and the steamed buns, and have dined at Bao Fitzrovia approaching ten times the past two years. Bao Borough is unique from other Bao restaurants because there is a keen…
Brother Marcus Spitalfields Review
Brother Marcus is an all day small-plates Mediterranean restaurant in Spitalfields. We are big fans of Mediterranean cuisine and absolutely loved our dinner at Barboun last week, so we were quick to reserve a table at another celebrated Mediterranean restaurant. Plus, I love small-plates (tapas style) restaurants. Needless to say, we were very excited about…
Bar Douro Review
Bar Douro is an authentic Portuguese small plates restaurant in Flat Iron Square by London Bridge. When the opportunity arose to go for a fairly spontaneous solo dinner I immediately knew Bar Douro was the choice because I love small plates (or tapas style) restaurants and I’m really intrigued by Portuguese cuisine. The vibe in…
Dehesa Restaurant Review
Dehesa is a Spanish and Italian tapas restaurant in Soho. I absolutely love tapas, particularly Spanish tapas and I’ve been on a personal quest to find the best Spanish tapas spot in London. That quest has already taken me to two of Dehesa’s sister restaurants from Salt Yard Group – Ember Yard and Salt Yard…
Suvlaki Shoreditch Review
Suvlaki is an authentic Greek restaurant that specialises tapas-style Greek street food. We really enjoyed Suvlaki Soho last summer and so were very keen to visit Suvlaki Shoreditch. Enjoy our thoughts and lots of mouthwatering Greek food pictures.
Barrafina Kings Cross Review
Barrafina Kings Cross is Barrafina’s latest London restaurant. I’m not going to hide my love for Barrafina, I can’t even if I tried. Read the review to know why I love Barrafina so much, and enjoy loads of mouthwatering tapas pictures.
Freak Scene Review
Freak Scene is an Asian small plates restaurant in Soho from Scott Hallsworth, founder of Kurobuta which we’ve really enjoyed. Freak Scene, like Kurobuta, is full of character, which is accentuated by the snug layout of the restaurant – bar seating around an open vibrant kitchen. The chefs were very friendly too. So was the…
NOPI London Review
Nopi by Yotam Ottolenghi is a tapas style restaurant in Soho that blends Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and Asian cuisine. The restaurant is on two floors – upstairs is very beautiful and perfect for a romantic meal. However, we dined downstairs, which is also beautiful but more relaxed with communal seating and a view into the…
Gunpowder Tower Bridge Review
Gunpowder Tower Bridge is a tapas style Indian restaurant focused on home-style authentic cooking. We dined at Gunpowder Spitafields in June and loved it, so when we found out Gunpowder was opening a new restaurant in Tower Bridge we rushed over to the soft opening. Plus, it was 50% of food 😁. Gunpowder Tower Bridge…