Off to London

[crappyice]

So excited to go visit my daughter (aka BroadwayHunter from the old forum- haha!) who is "studying" abroad, more like living her best life! She has a whole bunched planned so I am simply along for the ride!

Anyone have any "hole in the wall" authentic eats I need to not miss?

[mowin]

22 minutes ago, crappyice said:

So excited to go visit my daughter (aka BroadwayHunter from the old forum- haha!) who is "studying" abroad, more like living her best life! She has a whole bunched planned so I am simply along for the ride!

Anyone have any "hole in the wall" authentic eats I need to not miss?

Have a great time @crappyice.  Please post up some pictures. 

[Robhuntandfish]

This guy has a few outdoor cooking shows on the outdoor channel and restaurants in England.  Some great looking dishes.  I'm betting the places are costly but a once in a lifetime thing to try?  He makes a dish on a fallow deer horn that would be cool to try.   It he does all wild game.  https://mikerobinsonchef.com/#:~:text=In a quest to harvest,The Harwood in London – with

[ATbuckhunter]

1 hour ago, crappyice said:

So excited to go visit my daughter (aka BroadwayHunter from the old forum- haha!) who is "studying" abroad, more like living her best life! She has a whole bunched planned so I am simply along for the ride!

Anyone have any "hole in the wall" authentic eats I need to not miss?

You have to go to borough market. Food from around the world being sold there. I went twice when I was in London in the summer and would have gone back a third If I had the time

[Wildcat]

If you want to get out of the city take a ride to Marlow..  very cool little town with authentic pubs…. Enjoyed my time there..

[crappyice]

1 hour ago, Robhuntandfish said:

This guy has a few outdoor cooking shows on the outdoor channel and restaurants in England.  Some great looking dishes.  I'm betting the places are costly but a once in a lifetime thing to try?  He makes a dish on a fallow deer horn that would be cool to try.   It he does all wild game.  https://mikerobinsonchef.com/#:~:text=In a quest to harvest,The Harwood in London – with

That guy sounds legit!!

[crappyice]

1 hour ago, ATbuckhunter said:

You have to go to borough market. Food from around the world being sold there. I went twice when I was in London in the summer and would have gone back a third If I had the time

That's on her list! Thank you

[crappyice]

 

it's like she's been there her whole life!!!! The text we recently received....

This is sort of what I was thinking for while you guys are here. Everything is obviously up for discussion and we can do whatever, but these are my initial thoughts 

Tuesday: 
⁃Meet somewhere for a little breakfast or brunch moment 
⁃(I have class at 2:00) 
⁃After class meet for dinner: pub dinner - maybe a place with live music 

Wednesday: 
(I have class at 9:30) 
⁃Meet at 1:00 at the river (see Big Ben, the London eye, lunch at borough market, st Pauls, tower Bridget) 
⁃Then get dinner somewhere, we can do another pub or I can find a place 
⁃Always end up at the pub tho

Thursday: 
⁃Maybe we go to fortitude bakery for breakfast
⁃Primrose hill in the morning
⁃Notting hill in the afternoon - portobello market is there 
⁃Maybe then we go to Greenwich, walk around and get dinner there 
⁃End at pub

Friday: 
⁃Changing of the guards in the morning 
⁃Maybe a museum, National Portrait Gallery, V&A, British Museum?? 
⁃Camden Market - maybe lunch in Camden town 
⁃Walk around in soho - maybe dinner in chinatown 
⁃Maybe a west-end show Friday night? 

Saturday: 
⁃Take a day trip to Cambridge or Oxford maybe?? We totally don’t have to do that but it is an option
⁃We also can do like covent garden, Westminster abbey, tower London stuff like that 
⁃End night at pub

[crappyice]

1 hour ago, Robhuntandfish said:

This guy has a few outdoor cooking shows on the outdoor channel and restaurants in England.  Some great looking dishes.  I'm betting the places are costly but a once in a lifetime thing to try?  He makes a dish on a fallow deer horn that would be cool to try.   It he does all wild game.  https://mikerobinsonchef.com/#:~:text=In a quest to harvest,The Harwood in London – with

https://deerbox.co.uk/recipes
 

I am deep down a rabbit hole!!!

[Robhuntandfish]

1 hour ago, crappyice said:

https://deerbox.co.uk/recipes
 

I am deep down a rabbit hole!!!

Lol.  Yeah he started that during covid cause he couldnt open his restaurants .  Made it into a business.  Farming the wild is a good show.  

[Robhuntandfish]

This is basically how I feel about Europe but I'm sure youll have a great time.  Lol

https://youtu.be/fBHC8f9kBOc?si=xyv-DdMXlC8uKZjT

Edited February 15 by Robhuntandfish

[Splitear]

Enjoy. We just landed in Paris about 6 hours ago. Just getting up from a quick nap and heading out for lunch after a shower. 

[GreeneHunter]

Bangers -n- Mash .... nuff said !

[Chef]

Ok if you want something cool a bit out of town. This guy is an absolute bad ass. Was close with Bourdain.

 

https://www.marcopierrewhite.co

Edited February 15 by Chef

[Lawdwaz]

11 hours ago, Robhuntandfish said:

This guy has a few outdoor cooking shows on the outdoor channel and restaurants in England.  Some great looking dishes.  I'm betting the places are costly but a once in a lifetime thing to try?  He makes a dish on a fallow deer horn that would be cool to try.   It he does all wild game.  https://mikerobinsonchef.com/#:~:text=In a quest to harvest,The Harwood in London – with

Ive mentioned Mike and his show before; I’d go to Europe just to eat at his restaurants.