Showing posts with label Marylebone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marylebone. Show all posts

Thursday, 18 November 2010

Even the service was 'eclectic'


 Crispy glazed Marmalade Belly pork with Stilton pear




Rendez-vous of lobster, scallop, squid & mackerel with a saffrom risotto cream



Sunday, 7 November 2010

David Otokpa Photography

Talented and expressive London-based American photographer: contact him for fashion and commercial projects.
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Tuesday, 7 September 2010

HE who can make homemade food....


Homemade food from Marylebone:

-Salad: fresh market yellow courgettes shaved, washed mixed leaves salad, mini radish, finely chopped red peppers and quarter red onion, generous drizzle of Extra Virgin Olive oil, splash of white vinegar, shakes of salt and pepper
-Pimentos: grilled for 5-7 mins on low heat with olive oil, sprinkle with salt
-Fish: tomato puree, fresh fish steaks with bones (halibut), red onions, paprika,  red peppers, rock salt
-Yellow Courgette: stir fried with olive oil; sprinkle with salt and pepper


Simple, delicious, and comforting.

Thursday, 2 September 2010

Trunk Clothiers Official Launch

Marylebone's Chiltern Street welcomes a 'cosy neighbourhood shop' - Trunk Clothiers

Prior to the opening of this shop, I took notice to how early in the morning the team from Trunk was at location to ensure all was going smoothly. Their soft launch has arrived and people are exploring this new offer in Marylebone.  Although they are situated in a niche area primarily providing wedding gowns and services and fashions for taller women, their heritage based foundation will draw people in.  Stocking collections that range from Japan, to Italy and locally, they are sure to make a impression.

I had the please of being greeted by one of the team members of Trunk and was invited to join the official launch of Trunk Clothiers on 9th Sept 2010 @ 8 Chiltern Street, W1U 7PU.


See you there!

Tuesday, 3 August 2010

Dinings: Sushi & Japanese Tapas



Dinings on Harcourt Street: two sittings ONLY per night, limited days a week, and you may only book through the phone! Not pretencious at all, rather very comfortable and pleasant.

Good Luck!