Workshop Coffee closed it’s flagship store on Clerkenwell Road last summer leaving us wondering for months what would happen with the empty digs. Then earlier this year, a new Middle Eastern Eatery moved in to fill the void. With a nod to Israeli and Jewish Cuisine, Sarona is the latest restaurant to open in London exploring flavours from the region. A bright orange canopy hangs over the front of Sarona to lure the attention of passers by. Once you step inside, the interior is minimal with exposed brick walls and an open bar in the centre of the room. The atmosphere is casual with low lighti...

Down an unassuming side street a short walk from the revellers of Highbury & Islington, resides a vintage chic cocktail bar named Little Bat, sister to Callooh Callay in Shoreditch. They’ve recently launched a brunch menu for the weekends with a bottomless offering and a DIY Bloody Mary trolley to boot. We decided to check it out one sunny Saturday. We sat looking out onto the street trying to catch a breeze in 30 degree heat, but behind us the restaurant was boasting an impressive interior. It’s a delightful vintage tavern adorned with dusty champagne bottles and contrasting pop art on t...

Middle Eastern grub in London is trendy as ever with restaurants like Arabica and Berber & Q showcasing some of the regions tastiest ingredients. The latest to add to the bill is a new posting from Ceru in Soho, an eatery focused on flavours from the Levant. Ceru’s original home in South Kensington has served small plates to West Londoners for some time now and it was only right Soho got in on the action too. Sat opposite the ever busy Copita on D’Arblay St, the atmosphere at Ceru is slightly subdued in comparison. The decor transmits a sultry Sahara vibe with a yellow tinge in lighting,...