• Added: 1st of November 2008
• Area: Temple
• Category: Restaurants

London EC4A 2BP
020 7353 6761

Peter said
Excellent Burritos with fresh, quality ingredients
Chilango is a recently opened Mexican restaurant on Fleet Street, with some of the most passionate owners I have ever met. They are committed to introducing the delights of Mexican food to places like London.

It is a relatively small venue, and probably best described as a bright and cheerful place themed somewhere between Wagamama and Subway. Food can be eaten at shared tables or taken away.

The Trusted Places Day of the Dead party was held there at the end of October so we were all treated to some great food. The burritos were excellent and are made from fresh high quality ingredients. They are also very filling and represent good value for money.

With plans to introduce a few new options this place deserves to be a success. I'll certainly be going back for more.

• Added: 10th of January 2007
• Area: Holborn
• Category: Bars and Pubs

London WC1V 6BS
020 7242 7670

Peter said
Cittie of Yorke Pub
The historic Cittie of Yorke pub located on High Holborn may have started out as a coffee shop in the 15th century. It has retained its Tudor facade and has three interesting bars with the huge rear bar being the most interesting. It feels more like a church hall and has massive wine vats on the walls along with other features such as small cubicles retained from the past. It's worth a visit just for the architecture along with beer from the Sam Smith's range.

• Added: 9th of January 2007
• Area: Holborn
• Category: Bars and Pubs

London WC1A 1RH
020 7836 9121

Peter said
The Old Crown Pub
Located on New Oxford Street, just East of Tottenham Court Road this centrally located pub is quite stylish if a little expensive. Leffe Brun and Hoegaarden Blanc are available along with some food options. There are also some quirky function rooms available, one of which we managed to get for free one evening - although there were no beers on draft in the room which was a bit inconvenient.