Category: Food and Wine – Europe

• Tozi restaurant, London

  

  Walk into Tozi and you’ll know immediately that this is the trendy, go-to place any week night. The brainchild of two ex-Soho House chefs, Head Chef Maurilio Molteni and Daniele Pampagnin, it has a swinging cocktail bar that is packed, while its restaurant offers a Venetian-Italian cicchetti style option. And […]

   

• The Brown Cow, Fulham, London

  

  The Brown Cow is a gastro pub in the fashionable part of Parsons Green, offering upscale fare and a wine list to match. Four of us went for a Saturday lunch, which consisted of 2 courses each and a bottle of Rioja. We opted for the daily choice on the […]

   

• The Gaucho, Sloane Avenue, London

  

  If you’ve got beef with someone…..get it at the Gaucho! The Gaucho is London’s premier Argentine restaurant. Renowned for the cuts and quality of meats – all of the meats are grass-fed, organic, and imported from Argentina – your experience at Gaucho will be quite simply outstanding. We visited The […]

   
 

• Roseate House Hotel, Kensington, London

  

  The prettiest boutique hotel in a row of period buildings just off Lancaster Gate and a hop, skip and a jump from Hyde Park, Roseate House Hotel is a veritable classic. Situated in pretty Westbourne Terrace, it boasts associations with John Constable and Oscar Wilde and comprises three mid-19th century […]

   

• Villa Cassuto, Livorno, Tuscany

  

  Visiting Tuscany wouldn’t be complete without spending a few days in Livorno and meandering along the Etruscan wine and olive oil coast trail. We were fortunate to discover and to stay at Villa Cassuto, a very special property that would delight the cultured traveller with a taste for all things […]

   

• The Cross Keys, Chelsea, London

  

  If you like your pubs quintessentially British, then head to The Cross Keys in Chelsea. The Cross Keys is a real country-meets-city kind of place throughout  – from the people down to its food. Enviably positioned, The Cross Keys is in the heart of Chelsea – yet tucked away enough […]