Normalement, I make up my own mind and hate being a follower. But when Thomas Keller says he likes a place, I’m not ashamed to follow in his footsteps. Plus, I’m a francophile. Throw in the title of French Restaurant of the Year, and really, why did it take me so long [...]
Posts Tagged ‘French in London’
Galvin Bistro de Luxe, Marylebone
Posted in Everyday in London, London Eating, tagged bistros in London, French in London, Galvin Bistro de Luxe, London restaurants, Marylebone on February 10, 2009 | 8 Comments »
Le Cassoulet, South Croydon
Posted in Everyday in London, London Eating, tagged Croydon, French in London, Le Cassoulet, London Daytrips, London restaurants on November 20, 2008 | 9 Comments »
Jon and I eat out often with friends, but we try to set aside Friday nights as “date night” to make sure we get some alone time. Continuing with my French kick, last week’s date night destination was Le Cassoulet in South Croydon, and we certainly had lots of bonding time getting there and back.
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Le Cafe Anglais, Bayswater
Posted in Everyday in London, London Eating, tagged Bayswater restaurants, French in London, Le Cafe Anglais, London restaurants, Modern British in London, Notting Hill restaurants on July 29, 2008 | 7 Comments »
A few weekends ago, Jon and I had dinner at Le Cafe Anglais with our friends visiting from New York. I have to confess that the reason we went was pretty lame: I’d read a positive blurb about it in the New York Times. But you know, I rely on NYT articles [...]
Hibiscus Restaurant, Mayfair
Posted in Everyday in London, London Eating, tagged Claire Bosi, Claude Bosi, French in London, Hibiscus Restaurant, London restaurants, Mayfair restaurants, Michelin-starred on December 18, 2007 | 3 Comments »
I had a delicious and fun lunch at Hibiscus Restaurant last week, and it stands out among the blur of meals I’ve had lately. If you follow any bit of London dining news, you’ll know that Hibiscus earned two Michelin stars in its Ludlow, Shropshire location before shutting down and moving to London a [...]


