All posts tagged variety
Tinder fairy tale or cursed unrealistic expectations?
Internet dating. Ahh the easy way to find Prince or Princess charming… or is it? As a recently single woman, I too have delved into the cursed sites such as […]
ALBUM REVIEW: the self-titled, debut album from Knightstown
The recently released self-titled debut album by Knightstown will undoubtedly make you feel all kinds of things. Its unique amalgamation of genres creates its own alternate space within the music […]
Review of ‘Bury Street Soul Sundays’ @ Quaglino’s
I regularly use CUB to promote the latest events happening at Quaglino’s and last Sunday I was lucky enough to dine at Quaglino’s myself as part of their ‘Bury Street […]
Junkyard Golf club
Fancy doing something new and fun, without having to face the cold weather outside? If the answer is yes, then Junkyard Golf Club is just the thing for you. Secretly […]
International Comrades Coffee House
This October, Queen Mary students and Tower Hamlets residents gleaned another independent work and social space on Burdett Road. Whereas students are well versed in the local Mile End road […]
Kenza
If you are looking for somewhere that serves delicious food and showcases live entertainment, then you need look no further than: ‘Kenza’. Kenza serves authentic Lebanese and Middle Eastern cuisine, […]
Perfect Pancakes and Scrumptious Shakes: My Old Dutch
Hankering for something sweet whilst your friends fancy a savoury meal? Unsure as to whether it’s time for a savoury lunch or just a sugary-something to pick you up? Pancakes […]
Street Feast @ Hawker House
So you’ve been to the inner city, and you almost know the central line off by heart, but how often do you go south of the river, or, dare I […]
Festival Review: Mirrors
The time is 5pm, a misty London afternoon, and St John’s at Hackney is docile. For the young couple walking their bemused dog, the scene is quiet and still. All […]