Spirited Marriages at Simpson’s
I TWIRLED through Europe’s second ever revolving door into dapper institution, ‘Simpson’s In The Strand’ this afternoon. Established in 1828 on the site of the Fountain Inn - home to literary association, the ‘Kit Kat Club’ - its chequerboard floors, tiles and knight motifs nod to a past when patrons could enjoy coffee, cigars and rapt games of chess in tall, discreet booths for nine-pence a

Wedding Posset
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Drinking in Autumn
For opinion on wine merchant, Berry, Bros. & Rudd's Autumn Tasting, please venture HERE.

My Table, Tweeted
Is it possible to engage readers with a restaurant review of 140 characters or fewer? Here is my attempt for Beauberry House, 1 Gallery Rd., Dulwich. SE21: 'Beauberry House: gen. tidy req'd; odd camel cage odour; St. E '85 =£45; kitchen calibrated (veal fillet & t. tatin on £21/3cs striking)'

Cutting Colourful Cloth in a Drab Economy
Read my latest review of Hotel Missoni: HERE