Articles Tagged ‘London’
Since 1989 this club in Notting Hill in London such as Buckingham Palace. Whether Annie Lennox, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Eminem and the Fugees - here's all the important sizes were ever on stage. Three different names wore this hot spot in the last 19 years already: First "Subterania" then the "neighborhood" and now "12 Acklam Road. Visually however this has not changed much: With the concrete walls and the steel railing on the second floor, from which one has the best view of the dance floor, the club still looks exactly like in the 90s. While some dance down to Hip Hop, Reggae and R'n'B, the other chilling on top of cream leather sofas. The drink menu is thrown by the projector on the wall behind the counter. Tip: The best here is the Caipirinha with extra lime!...
Restaurant Yauatcha in London
The best dim sum restaurant in London is the latest glamorous coup Wagamama creator Alan Yau. £ 4.2 million has cost the futuristic lit dream. Designer Christian Liaigre has done all the work: About the tables, spans a starry sky, the bar consists of a shiny aquarium filled with exotic fish. And behind glass and huge cherry blossom branches, one sees the clever cooks under the supervision of Michelin star-holder Cheong Wah Soon. Gastro critics are unanimous that the food is first class and melt on your tongue. In the tea room, the guest imagines, however, on a spaceship, and - once he has taken the first sip - well at least in the Seventh tea heaven. ...
Restaurant Sketch in London
Who will spend dim to think for a meal and some drinks for himself and his company the equivalent of a spa weekend, should make an arc around the sketch. Under this name have starred chef Pierre Gagnaire and his design team a townhouse from the 18th Century in a first class gastronomic temple transformed - with restaurants, bars, tea room and gallery. Alternative: instead of his dinner à la carte together, from the "cheap" lunch menu at a fixed price about £ 42 choose. The new French cuisine is excellent and even the design between art and kitsch is worth a visit: from Louis XIV on interior LED installations, plastic coffee stains on the stairs to toilet cubicles in the form of giant eggs. ...