London

The Guardian: A great local stopping-off point for a warming hot chocolate or a superlative pie. It also has a pretty unbeatable view of the Olympic stadium. Read more.

Time Out London: Railroad is not your typical Hackney caff. It’s quirky, homely and very lo-fi, but the breakfast is a lot more ambitious than you might expect. Read more.

Time Out London: In central Soho did Ottolenghi a stately pleasure dome decree. This place is perfect when you don’t want a fry-up and need some elbow room at breakfast time. Read more.

Michael G.: Best Vietnamese in Shoreditch! Signature dishes: Phở (rare steak, well-done flank, beef tendon or beef tripe) and Beef wrapped in betel leaves

Christoph Burgdorfer: bring your own beer or wine.

Gary Simmons: Good fish & chips but it's pricey if that's all your after. Try their kitchen menu instead. Full review on Scoff London: http://scofflondon.com/restaurants/the-fish-chip-shop-review-n1/

Stephen Thingmaker: They have a dairy free menu, ask for it if you need it!

Olivia Jongeling: Fantastic experience. From walking in, to being seated, to the overall service. And the food? delicious. Chicken tikka, bowl of greens, garlic naan, black Dahl. Already planning the next visit!!