George Reynolds

George Reynolds on the new Nahm

George Reynolds on the new Nahm

by George Reynolds

"The whole fried fish at Nahm is delicious, but it’s not as impactful as eating a whole fish at a beachside restaurant, sand between your toes, flesh and crispy skin and garlic-chilli-lime nahm jim between your fingers"

What we talk about when we talk about menus | George Reynolds on Diana Henry’s <em> How To Eat a Peach </em>

What we talk about when we talk about menus | George Reynolds on Diana Henry's How To Eat a Peach

by George Reynolds

George Reynolds on Diana Henry's How To Eat a Peach

What’s wrong with Babylonstoren?

What’s wrong with Babylonstoren?

by George Reynolds

"It is clear much more thought has gone into how it looks than how it eats"

Hakkasan Mayfair, relatively little Razzle left

Hakkasan Mayfair, relatively little Razzle left

by George Reynolds

"It’s 8PM on a Friday night at Hakkasan Mayfair and a urinal is leaking piss"

Don’t answer back: Faymous last words

Don’t answer back: Faymous last words

by George Reynolds

"It’s a doozy, a murder by a million cuts so subtle that on first reading you can’t quite understand how a restaurant came to be lying in front of you in a puddle of its own viscera, twitching its last"

Where the wild things most certainly aren’t

Where the wild things most certainly aren’t

by George Reynolds

"There are monkeys, of course, because this is India, and monkeys are ubiquitous, but if you’ve ever been on safari in Africa you know that once the guide starts talking about primates and wildfowl it means that all the good stuff has gone home for the day"

Nearly, not quite

Nearly, not quite

by George Reynolds

"The experience is not world class enough, often enough"

Roll out! Roll out! | Review: Tandoor Chop House

Roll out! Roll out! | Review: Tandoor Chop House

by George Reynolds

"If there is a bill of fare more precisely calibrated to give a male late millennial food dork an overwhelming case of the FOMOs, I can’t imagine it"

Clusteryuck | Review: StreetXO, London

Clusteryuck | Review: StreetXO, London

by George Reynolds

"The staff are dressed in a style best described as Murder Circus: equal parts waistcoats and straightjackets"

London in the dark | Taboo

London in the dark | Taboo

by George Reynolds

George Reynolds explains why Tom Hardy, Taboo and its filthy depiction of London in the 1800s make for the most compelling TV he’s seen in quite some time