Rupert Parker reviews Romulo Cafe in Kensington. One of London’s most authentic Filipino restaurants.

Right in the heart of London’s Aldwych theatre crowd, Zela London introduces us to “Meppon Cuisine.”

Mayfair never fails to disappoint me. It’s always had that buzz of anticipation about it; perhaps it’s the limousines and sports cars or just simply the air of elegance well-heeled denizens manage to convey so effortlessly.

Andy Mossack travels across to west London to dine at the much talked about Pomona’s Restaurant

Andy Mossack tucks into Levantine fare at The Lebanese Bakery in London’s Covent Garden.

Wandering around a buzzing Shoreditch on a Friday night, it’s easy to miss Iron Bloom, thinking that it’s just of many identikit bars that are pumping out music. In fact, it’s a restaurant with a wide-ranging cocktail menu, as you’d expect from the guys behind the Looking Glass Cocktail Club, but the quality of the food is surprising.

Last time I reviewed the Caxton Grill at St. Ermin’s Hotel it was under the sublime stewardship of Professional Master Chef finalist Adam Handling. So, with Mr Handling departing to open his own restaurant empire under the Frog moniker, I thought it was a good opportunity to see how the Caxton Grill has developed under new head chef Alex Boyd.

What will drive traffic to Sarona, by far the least showy of the many new Israeli restaurants to open in London in the past year?  For those who know the vibrant dining scene in Tel Aviv, world’s most exciting culinary destination, it’s the credentials of chef Aviv Lavi.