HeyJaredEats Dulwich And Other Tasty Bites
Your essential guide to eating out in East Dulwich and nearby. Plus occasional forays further than SE22, cooking tips and restaurant news.
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Restaurant Review: Keller, Whitstable (opens the original)
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editor’s note - this is a revised, corrected review. The previous version was unedited and still required some corrections. Price-wise the fries are not £60 - they are, of course, £6.When I launched this restaurant reviews column I had a bright idea. I was going to call it something like Second Helping or Second Opinion and only review places that had recently been reviewed by our leading critics so I could see how wide of the mark they were. But one thing led to another and Eats Dulwich pivoted
Restaurant Review: Maiz (opens the original)
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I read recently that Mexican food is having a moment in London right now. Critic Marshall Manson drew my attention to this and no sooner had I read his column than I drove past a restaurant in Peckham I hadn’t spotted before. Maiz, just north of Peckham Rye, opened in December and might be the only restaurant in London that serves Pozole, a classic slow-cooked Mexican corn broth. I booked a table as soon as I got home.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img"
Baguettey Best-Un (opens the original)
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It’s all Richard O’Sullivan’s fault. When the comic actor died last week I was asked to pay tribute to him on BBC Radio. While I praised Man About The House all I could really think of was the spin-off, Robin’s Nest, in which his character, Robin Tripp, opened up a bistrot. Back in the early 1980s this was the height of chic sophistication. Candles in wine bottles, gingham tablecloths. And baguettes. Except back then they weren’t known as baguettes where I grew up in the London suburbs. They wer
Restaurant Review: Niohori, Rhodes (opens the original)
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Have you ever stolen food from a restaurant? I very nearly did once, but it was a long time ago when I was a struggling student in Paris. One hungry evening I’d gone to the very top of the Centre Pompidou where there happened to be a very classy restaurant. As the leftovers piled up I thought they wouldn’t miss half a baguette would they? But I never quite had the nerve to go through with my fiendish plan.Fast forward a lifetime and I was having a short break in Rhodes. I’m not starving any more
Restaurant Review: The Meeting House (opens the original)
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Left here. No right. Mind that cyclist. Bloody lights. We nearly didn’t make it to The Meeting House. After popping into Morrisons and filling the car with petrol – leaving just enough room for us, boom, boom – we headed over to Meeting House Lane. Roadworks and satnav however had other plans and took us on a scenic route which left me cursing that it would’ve been quicker to walk. This had better be worth the bloody stress I muttered under my breath as we sat at another set of traffic lights. S
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