By Tom Gatehouse @tragatehouse wayofthechef.co.uk First things first, a big shout out to Google for clearing up my first and only real problem with The Bothy on West India Quay in East London. As I took a seat at one of the many outside tables just off the river with
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The best day ever is soon to arrive on the 10th of June, yes you’ve guessed it, it’s world gin day! So to make sure you get the best gin you can on the day, we have taken the liberty of rounding up our favourite UK gins! We have
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By Tom Gatehouse @tragatehouse wayofthechef.co.uk Londoners get a bad rep. Too often branded as an unfriendly smorgasbord of nationalities running an endless, smog-laden rat race; it was altogether invigorating to have a bunch of city dwellers drop their things and dance for me as I took exterior shots of the
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Last night the Kaiser Chiefs took to the stage at Aintree Racecourse, for an evening of smash hits and new music, to kick start the Jockey Club Live summer season. After a day of racing, the crowds piled into the racecourse’s atmospheric Red Rum Garden Amphitheatre, eagerly awaiting the
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Based on Adam Sandler’s hit 90’s movie, The Wedding Singer kicked off it’s opening night in Manchester at the Opera House theatre, receiving a standing ovation from the audience, this highly anticipated production did not disappoint. Loveable Robbie Hart is the lead singer of wedding band, Simply Wed, but
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By Tom Gatehouse @tragatehouse wayofthechef.co.uk I was heading for a wedding on the weekend. My first, in fact, as an adult. I’d been to a few family affairs as a nipper, but I’m thankfully still at an age where most of my friends are still too young, free and stupid
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Arthur Miller’s Tony Award-winning play, The Crucible, opened at Machester’s Opera House last night. This highly anticipated production relies heavily on the superb performances of its cast with a minimalistic stage, lighting and sound design. This stripped back production allows the audience to be fully submerged in the casts performances,
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Review: Sally Morgan’s Call Me Psychic Tour at Manchester’s Palace Theatre Psychic to the stars, Sally Morgan took to the Palace Theatre stage on Monday night, as she brought her latest tour Call Me Psychic back to Manchester. As the auditorium began to fill with people, whether sceptical or
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By Tom Gatehouse @tragatehouse wayofthechef.co.uk “Give a four year old a portion of lobster tempura. Then you’ll see a sorry mess!” The restaurant manager of Chino Latino on the Lambeth riverbank fell quiet and gazed off into the middle distance, clearly not-so-fondly remembering that night of endless crumbs and chaos.
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By Tom Gatehouse @tragatehouse tomgatehouse.com I’ve always wondered why that upon reaching a different country for whatever reason, the fact that I live in England suddenly fills me with gloom and a bubbling resentment. Almost immediately, everything English becomes almost purgatorial, and London becomes the epicentre. Dominoes Pizza, pigeons, the
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