Nick Harman is an Author at various publications. He specializes in the vibrant realms of food and beverages, hospitality and leisure, and architecture, with a keen focus on beverage production, drinks and spirits, and restaurant innovation. Nick's work has been featured in The Travel Magazine, Foodepedia, and The Arbuturian.
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Nick Harman’s coverage primarily focuses on reviews, particularly in the house & home and beauty & fashion categories. His portfolio includes restaurant and hotel reviews.
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Tucked away a few minutes from Bank Tube, this Indian restaurant has a loyal following and it’s easy to taste why.
Clapham has never been short of nightlife. Mimosa may just have become one of its best nights out.
With BBQ season seemingly never-ending (remember rain?), Edenmoor (formerly Pipers Farm) has a collection of barbecue favourites,
‘You had me at £5 a pint’. Nick finds the beer at Long Arm isn’t just a very good price but very good beer, too, served straight from tank to glass.
An underground bar where India's regional flavours are reimagined through contemporary cocktail making
A short drive from London, but a long way from being a standard pub with grub. And it now has smart new rooms for those who want to make a night of it.
By: Nick Harman
The Hoddington Arms is a lovely old Grade II listed pub that's featured in the Michelin Guide and has just scored 9/10 for food in The Times' '24 best new hotels in the UK', is set in a pretty village and surrounded by nature.
There’s no shortage of takeaways available to those too lazy to cook, but the best ones bring you food you couldn’t make at home and are a treat.
There’s more to chili than raw heat, Woolf’s Kitchen’s Chilli Crunch is packed with umami making it a good condiment to add to many dishes.
Sunday in Soho? What could be nicer, and a nice change from Sunday Roast. Nick finds his stomach isn't bottomless, but he had a good time stressing it out.
