Food
Review: The Grafton, Prince Of Wales Road
It’s the perfect reinvention in that its Victorian elegance has been fully restored
Review: Delicious By Franco, Kentish Town Road
This is a place for an atmospheric low-key – perhaps riotous – impromptu dinner. And is it Kentish Town’s smallest dining room to boot?
Community Pinboard: 7 Tips To Beat The Seasonal Blues
1. Try Life Drawing in a Beautiful Space. Yes, the new show at Zabludowicz Collection is now open for business. T Rooms is artist Matthew …
Kentishtowner Kitchen: Pissaladiere – Two Ways
As some readers will know, we love an anchovy. Yes, its rich, fishy flavour can be an acquired taste, but persist and it’s the perfect …
Review: Farmer Tom Jones at The Abbey Tavern
Ever since we heard about Farmer Tom Jones at The Abbey we’ve been curious. Whilst we really quite like the pioneering Kentish Town boozer, with …
Free Weekend? Explore Hackney Wick
Kentishtowners are blessed when it comes to some of the best travel connections in London. East, south, north, west – a piece of the proverbial. …
Community Pinboard: New Stuff for Autumn
1.Delicious Font Alert. Yes, the soon-to-open artisan cafe on Prince Of Wales Road (Wilkin Street Mews) is displaying some Times New Roman (traced in paint, …
Review: Honest Burgers, Soho
Our Brixtonian meat-loving chum Louise simply can’t scoff enough Honest Burgers. Fact. She’s slender as a rake but confesses regularly to mainlining a cheeky one …
Ich Bin Kentishtowner: Giles Coren, 43, Restaurant Critic
‘What do I most dislike about my appearance? Penis too big.’
Review: The Star, Dartmouth Park
We confess we haven’t returned to The Star, taken over earlier this summer by Duncan (ex-Stag), since a fleeting visit just after it reopened. Back …
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