Tag Archives: Harrow

The cutest café in zone 4: The Doll’s House on the Hill

If I ever own a café, I want it to be exactly like The Doll’s House. It’s highly unlikely that I’m ever going to own a café, but at this moment in time, that’s irrelevant. Set up in a converted Georgian house, this cute, quaint and cosy café/tea room is a dream for every girlContinue reading “The cutest café in zone 4: The Doll’s House on the Hill”

Visit Only Eggless for eggs-ceptional egg-free cakes and vegetarian meals

For delicious, light and tasty egg-free cakes, try Only Eggless. It’s melt-in-the-mouth sponge recipe is delightful, and it’s cake variety is splendid: you can get Ferrero Rocher, banoffee, a personal favourite, Oreo cake, and much more! Only Eggless is a family-run business that prides itself in being London’s first cake shop that is approved byContinue reading “Visit Only Eggless for eggs-ceptional egg-free cakes and vegetarian meals”

Blue Zenzer: the Italian slash Indian restaurant in Northwick Park certainly has zing

It’s the sister restaurant to Blue Ginger, an indo-oriental restaurant in Kenton Road, hence the name Blue Zenzer – ‘zenzer’ is Italian for ginger. Despite the fact that the same people created them, the dining experiences in Ginger and Zenzer couldn’t differ more. Blue Zenzer serves up Italian dishes – some authentic, the rest withContinue reading “Blue Zenzer: the Italian slash Indian restaurant in Northwick Park certainly has zing”

Introducing Mesry Shisha, Harrow’s hidden gem

MESRY SHISHA HAS NOW CLOSED DOWN. If you’re looking for a warm, cosy and friendly place to chill out this winter, check out Mesry Shisha, a family-run Lebanese bistro and shisha lounge in Harrow. Serving everything from delicious Oreo milkshakes to tasty shawarmas, there’s something for everybody on the menu. You can satisfy your sweetContinue reading “Introducing Mesry Shisha, Harrow’s hidden gem”

Royal China, a newcomer to Harrow

With its elegant decor and yummy food, this Chinese restaurant provides a fine dining experience. As soon as you enter, you get the impression that you are eating out in a stylish central London restaurant. The place is peppered with rich golden hues, it is spacious and the lighting is dimmed. Prices are, you couldContinue reading “Royal China, a newcomer to Harrow”