Rated • 1 review • cooking, london, chocolate, england, hotel chocolat • londonist.com
As doggedly difficult as writing an unbiased review of free chocolate may be, we're determined to give it our best shot.
Rated • 3 reviews • arts, mosaic, tiles, art, tiki • londonist.com
The Treatment Rooms is a privately owned three-story house in the West London suburb of Chiswick, which over the past several years has had its exterior walls transformed into an ongoing self-contained conceptual piece of mosaic art. The vibrant and well executed mosaics, which cover the front wall of the house and the back garden wall are well worth paying a visit to see.
Recently, Londonist took an opportunity to visit the Treatment Rooms and sit down for a cup of tea with its founder, Baroness von Reichardt. Here's our interview.
Rated • 1 review • cooking, london, lunch, coffee, cafe • londonist.com
Based upon our visit, there's nothing remarkable to report about Euro Coffee House. It seem to be a safe bet for anyone looking to grab a quick bite in the area. Service is friendly and prompt, and prices are sensible. Euro Coffee House is probably a more preferable option to nearby Pizza Hut, Spaghetti House, Bella Italia (etc!) and a more practical option than the few upscale restaurants and cafes on Duke St.
Rated • 0 reviews • arts, bristol, art, graffiti, england • blogspot.com
Rated • 1 review • arts, mask, art, halloween, skull • blogspot.com
Save any last minute changes, here's the awesome international line up for the upcoming Halloween Skull Mask project:
1. Alone (Oxfordshire)
2. Atomic Tony Tiki (Edinburgh/Glasgow)
3. BlasFamous (London)
4. Bob Scott (Vancouver)
5. Chongolio (Hawaii)
6. Cyclops & Sweet Toof (Bristol/London)
7. David Lozeau (California)
8. Dave Warshaw (San Diego)
9. Dscreet (London)
10. Gina Haase (New Jersey)
11. Harry Pye (London)
12. Heather Watts (Vancouver)
13. Jason D'Aquino (New York)
14. Ken Ruzic (California)
15. Kuildoosh (Bristol)
16. Louie La Palombara (Pennsylvania)
17. Michael Murphy (London)
18. Paul Insect (London)
19. Phil Corbett (London)
20. Pierre Halé ( Paris)
21. Porkchop (New Jersey)
22. robotidiot (New Jersey)
23. Sickboy (London)
24. Space Pafpaf (Belgium)
25. Squid (Los Angeles)
26. Tiki Chris (London)
27. Tiki Racer (Oxfordshire)
28. Tiki Shark (Hawaii)
29. Treatment Rooms (London)
30. Unkle John (Texas)
31. Word to Mother (London)
Rated • 1 review • cooking, london, lunch, review, food • londonist.com
Imagine Sunday roast available Monday through Friday as a take away lunch outside your place of employment. Well, if you work near one of Fuzzy's Grub's six locations, such gluttonous musings are the stuff of reality.
Rated • 1 review • music • blogspot.com
One of the many highlights of attending this year's Hukilau was getting to catch a few performances by Tallahasee surf band, the Intoxicators! Here's a review of their 13-track CD, Journey to the Center of the Earth.
Rated • 1 review • food, london, lunch • londonist.com
... if you find yourself around Whitecross St at lunchtime during the week, definitely have a peek to see if the van is there. Your taste buds will be glad you did.
Rated • 1 review • arts • blogspot.com
Our guy in London, Chris Osburn, spent some quality time with Paul Insect [JUXTAPOZ Issue #76] prior to his solo show, Bullion, at Lazarides Gallery.
