Most of the time when you think of an Indian restaurant in the UK, you think of a long narrow space where all the tables are lined up against the wall sardine-style, which makes for very cramped eating.

Always thinking of the next meal...
Most of the time when you think of an Indian restaurant in the UK, you think of a long narrow space where all the tables are lined up against the wall sardine-style, which makes for very cramped eating.

One mind-blowing bite of Prawn, Snapper and Watermelon Ceviche (£9.50) made me realise how lacklustre the Salmon Ceviche was at my Cabana review meal.

There is a reason London is considered one of the greatest gastronomical cities in the world today.

Someone once described Fox & Anchor’s food to me: it’s like your grandmother’s old-fashioned cooking – humble and generous.

In September Westfield Stratford City, the largest urban shopping centre in Europe, opened with the promise of plenty of eateries.

Conveniently, the Charlotte branch’s kitchen is open all day and I was simply chuffed to have dinner there at 5pm.

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