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Food

It’s a Jewish homage to the Wolseley, and that is no bad thing: Tish reviewed

17 November 2018

9:00 AM

17 November 2018

9:00 AM

Tish is a new grand café in Belsize Park, north London, but kosher. There are not really enough Jews to fill a kosher restaurant in London, and they tend to fall into dust, like the ten tribes, and the temple. 1701, the unwise and subtle restaurant by Bevis Marks synagogue, has gone; Bloom’s in Golders Green has gone, too.

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