Sinéad Cranna is a journalist based in London, focusing on local food and restaurant reviews. She writes for The Infatuation, providing readers with recommendations and reviews of the best dining spots in London. Sinéad's articles cover a range of cuisines and neighborhoods, showcasing her expertise in the city's vibrant food scene.
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Sinéad's focus on local London restaurants and food reviews suggests that she would be most responsive to pitches related to new restaurant openings, unique dining experiences, or trends in the London food scene. Pitches featuring exclusive access to chefs, behind-the-scenes looks at popular eateries or insights into emerging culinary trends are likely to catch her attention.
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By: Aleksandra Boruch, Rianne Shlebak, Sinéad Cranna, Heidi Lauth Beasley
London’s Best New Restaurants look pretty similar to what we’ve had before, not unlike our change in government. But let us tell you, some things have happened in 2024. The power of a palm-sized taco continues to grow, to the point that even Danny Trejo couldn’t resist getting involved. Londoners’ innate love of hype and pints have seen the
We’ve consulted our crystal ball—a la Mystic Meg—and this is what we predict will be big for London restaurants next year.
By: Heidi Lauth Beasley, Sinéad Cranna, Rianne Shlebak
All the things we've noticed after 12 months of eating.
The Raglan is Walthamstow’s best pub for food. You can pitch up at the bar for a quiet pint and a packet of Taytos, but really The Raglan shines brightest when you’re ordering a spread of Indian-Irish dishes: spicy, generous portions of crowd-pleasers like mac and cheese and a vada pau with vindaloo pork more tender than our head the following day.
East Dulwich locals pour into artsy spot Kartuli every night of the week for excellent Georgian food.
After visiting Aba-Ra!, the exclamation mark in its name makes sense. This Georgian spot on Brick Lane is a good time.
By: Sinéad Cranna, Rianne Shlebak, Jake Missing
Nothing tastes as good as complimentary carbs.
Where to eat khinkali and khachapuri when the big feelings hit.
It turns out that the next best thing since sliced bread is khachapuri.
By: Sinéad Cranna
Raya Asian Street Food is a low-key Walthamstow spot serving South East Asian food that always leaves us satisfied.
(833) 317-6278 
