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Restaurant review: Bird of Smithfield, Finsbury, EC1
»A new restaurant near Smithfield Market always conjures exciting images of meat, and the well-lauded opening of Bird of Smithfield is no exception.
Review: The Stone Roses, Finsbury Park, N4
With the citrus-sucking sunshine still casting a glaze over Finsbury Park on Friday evening, it might have seemed early at any other occasion for a headline act to appear. But considering the majority of this audience had waited for over two decades, there was little need for any more suspense.
Preview: Casualties at the Park Theatre, Finsbury Park
Casualties is one of the first plays dealing with British armed military involvement in Afghanistan not to gloss over the issue, according to one of the lead actors in the production.
Restaurant review: Novikov, Mayfair, W1
A sprawling behemoth encompassing both an Asian and Italian section over two floors, Novikov is a beast of restaurant.
Afternoon tea at Cadogan in Knightsbridge is fit for royalty
Establishment has teamed up Patridges, The Queen’s grocers, to serve the very best
Restaurant review: Red Lion and Sun, Highgate
As I tucked into my mouth-watering roast dinner with my doe-eyed labrador looking longingly at my feast, I was free of the usual pang of guilt.
Restaurant Review: Poncho8, Finsbury, EC2
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Restaurant review: YumYum, Stoke Newington, N16
Walking up to the YumYum gates you are instantly wowed by the grand entrance of this historic Georgian building and beautiful courtyard.
Restaurant review: The Gate, Finsbury, EC1
Rejoice leaf-eaters, for National Vegetarian Week began on May 22. To celebrate this monumentus occasion, legendary purveyors of all things non-meat, The Gate, are offering 20 per cent off their express lunch menu to entice the veg-curious.
Restaurant review: Tramshed, Shoreditch, EC2
If you’re looking for a restaurant with a varied and adventurous menu, then The Tramshed isn’t it. But, if you’re a meat-lover that could think of nothing better than a nice succulent chicken or juicy steak for dinner, then this is your place.
Restaurant review: Les Trois Garcon, Shoreditch, E1
»The whole world seems to be 1920s mad at the moment. The Great Gatsby makes it to film and suddenly it’s speakeasy’s this, jazz that, flapper dresses the other.
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Brick Lane Comedy Festival cancelled after opposition from community groups
A comedy festival in east London due to feature acts including Al Murray, Alan Davies and Ed Byrne has been cancelled because of “heavy opposition from local community groups”.