The popularity of Coronation Chicken- like the monarchy- has had its ups and downs over the years. Tom Parker Bowles is not a fan, tweeting to his followers: "Coronation chicken...isn't a dish of celebration, rather punishment for sins of a past life". In retort, Luke Honey of The Greasy Spoon ... Read More...
About Author Profile: Luke Honey
Luke Honey writes about food, drink and the finer things in life over at his blog The Greasy Spoon. Today he veers away from victuals and reacquaints himself with a national institution... We've just had a most entertaining half hour or so watching "The Sky at Night", apparently the longest running ... Read More...
Luke Honey writes about food, drink and the finer things in life over at his blog The Greasy Spoon. Today he gets stuck into a literary cocktail created in honour of a man who was fond of a tipple himself... As a long time fan of Graham Greene, I was amused ... Read More...
Luke Honey writes about food, drink and the finer things in life over at his blog The Greasy Spoon. Today we find our intrepid reporter in deepest Kent in search of the perfect seafood restaurant... We've just discovered a little gem of a fish restaurant; a tiny place in Herne Bay. ... Read More...
In which Luke Honey manages to blag some eye-watering coffee - eye-watering, that is, both in its costliness and its method of production... One of the amusing little perks of the food blogger's existence are the numerous unsolicited emails you get from pushy PR companies desperate to flog you their wares. ... Read More...
New Dabbler addition Luke Honey writes about food, drink and the finer things in life over at his blog The Greasy Spoon.Today we take a trip to the revamped Wheeler's, one of London's most established fish restaurants, where Luke is wondering about the decorum of the decor... I had been looking ... Read More...
Today we're pleased to welcome Luke Honey to the Dabbler. You can find Luke writing about food, drink and the finer things in life over at his blog The Greasy Spoon. We start by revisiting a west london institution redolent of the swinging sixties... Hands up who remembers The Gasworks? Twenty ... Read More...
