Tag Archives: leadenhall market

London Daily Photo: New Days

Posted on 2013-01-07 by tikichris

Posted in London, London Daily Photo, Photography | Tagged city of london, LDP, leadenhall market, London, London Daily Photo, Photography, street photography | Leave a comment

The Factory House (Blue Tomato)

Posted on 2012-12-11 by tikichris

The Factory House is a new Victorian themed restaurant in the City with an aim to be a “refuge for the modern-day industrialist.” A bit kitsch to be sure, but the place is comfortable enough with a fully stocked bar … Continue reading →

Posted in Blue Tomato, Drink, Food, London, Restaurants, Wine | Tagged bar, beaujolais, BLUE TOMATO, Brouilly Les Thibaults 2010, city of london, EC3, EC3M 7AA, JOSPER GRILL, leadenhall market, lime street, London, new restaurant review, review, wine | Leave a comment

The Factory House (OneTravel)

Posted on 2012-12-01 by tikichris

… it can be hit or miss around there if you don’t know what to look for. The Factory House is more than a safe best. Read my complete post at the OneTravel blog.

Posted in Drink, Food, London, OneTravel, Restaurants, Travel, Wine | Tagged bar, beaujolais, Brouilly Les Thibaults 2010, city of london, EC3, EC3M 7AA, JOSPER GRILL, leadenhall market, lime street, London, new restaurant review, OneTravel, review, wine | Leave a comment

A Not So Snarky Take on The Factory House

Posted on 2012-11-28 by tikichris

Before making my way to the weeks old Factory House last week, I did a quick Google to see what lay in store for me and my taste buds. Yikes! A couple of heavy hitting reviewers did not like this … Continue reading →

Posted in Drink, Food, London, Restaurants, Wine | Tagged bar, beaujolais, Brouilly Les Thibaults 2010, city of london, EC3, EC3M 7AA, JOSPER GRILL, leadenhall market, lime street, London, new restaurant review, review, wine | Leave a comment

‘Stache Touch Ups and More @ The Factory House, EC3 Tonight #Movember

Posted on 2012-11-23 by tikichris

Photo by Kemey Lafond Tonight from 5pm to 8pm, The Factory House restaurant and bar at Leadenhall Market will be transformed into a barbershop for a special complimentary moustache grooming event, hosted alongside Movember and Gillette. The grooming event aims … Continue reading →

Posted in Drink, Food, Freebies, London, Restaurants | Tagged barbers, city of london, cocktails, EC3, EC3M 7AA, facial hair, free, freebie, gillette, grooming, leadenhall market, lime street, London, man pampering, men's grooming, mo bros, MOUSTACHES, MOVEMBER, pop-up, restaurant, rudyard kipling, the factory house | Leave a comment

Free Pint of Beer And A Record Breaking Toast @ The Lamb Tavern, Leadenhall Market (Londonist)

Posted on 2012-04-11 by tikichris

In addition to the freebie drink and the mega-toast, there’ll be Morris dancing from noon, an all-day pop-up bar outside the pub and red and white decorations in and around the market as well. Free Pint of Beer And A … Continue reading →

Posted in Beer, Drink, England, London, Pubs | Tagged beer, city of london, EC3, EC3V 1LR, free, FREE PINT, freebie, LAMB TAVERN, leadenhall market, London, Londonist, st george's day, TOAST, WORLD RECORD, YOUNG'S | Leave a comment

What’s for Lunch? Old Tom’s Bar, Leadenhall Market (Londonist)

Posted on 2012-02-29 by tikichris

What’s for Lunch? Old Tom’s Bar, Leadenhall Market Londonist, February 28, 2012 at 11:30 am Easy does it and it’s done quite well at Old Tom’s Bar, where grazing menus featuring British cheese and artisanal meat are paired with craft … Continue reading →

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Exploring London’s Leadenhall Market (OneTravel)

Posted on 2012-02-17 by tikichris

Exploring London’s Leadenhall Market OneTravel, Feb 16, 2012 You can find everything from fashion outlets to stationary shops at Leadenhall Market. But food is the main retail ingredient here. And that makes a lot of sense. Back in the 14th century, a … Continue reading →