Author: Paloma Lacy

BY PALOMA LACY Despite last weekend’s sunshine, I skipped off to Battersea with thoughts of a roast on my mind.

London’s relationship with Caribbean food has until recently been rather one dimensional. There are plenty of takeaway joints offering their

BY PALOMA LACY One of the most exciting things about turning 18 was the added air of sophistication it gave

A Caribbean taste sensation arrives in London this weekend just in time for the bank holiday weekend. Discover a host

Afternoon tea is a foodie genre that’s been around for hundreds of years, but one that’s currently undergoing something of

BY PALOMA LACY The re-development of Battersea power station almost bought a tear to my eye. Well, that was until

Bexley Beer Festival The Bexley Beer Festival is returning for its 14th event on May 9-11 involving many breweries including

A summer market is opening its doors again for the summer with an early spring bank holiday party. The Lewisham

If, as they say, location is everything, Perky Nel is off to a good start. Situated opposite Clapham Common, this

BY PALOMA LACY The diner’s experience is definitely a subjective one. What I enjoy, others may well not, so I

Choosing a restaurant for Mother’s Day is among the most difficult tasks there is. The pressure is on to impress

A restaurant’s name is so important because it conjures up a million images in the diner’s mind. So I set

BY TOBY PORTER Three Little Birds, a Jamaican restaurant and rum bar in Brixton, has just opened a second outlet

BY PALOMA LACY I’ve bemoaned the loss of the high street bakery on more than one occasion, but have recently

BY PALOMA LACY Chain restaurants are subject to an awful lot of food snobbery, but like most things in life,