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Tag Archives: Michelin Guide
Albert’s Table serves up a touch of the West End in South End
STEVEN DOWNES has found what is probably Croydon’s best restaurant What follows is an entirely true story. Recently, I treated the cleaning staff at Inside Croydon Towers to a visit to one of the town’s larger, busier restaurants. The place … Continue reading
Posted in Activities, Business, Pubs, Restaurants
Tagged Cassoulet, Claire Rayner, Croydon, Dorset, Jay Rayner, London, London Borough of Croydon, Michelin Guide
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Meat-eating veggie brings out the best of Come Dine hostess
The sacrifices that our editorial team here at Inside Croydon make for you, our faithful reader. For the third night running, we’ve giving up half an hour of our lives, which we’ll never get back, to watch Channel 4’s Come … Continue reading