I’ve somehow accumulated a number of followers and friends in the blogsphere who are pretty accomplished foodies – I’m not sure if it’s my incessant need to post about what food I eat or just the fact that food makes for a great topic for conversation but I’ve been receiving a number of comments and pingbacks from some bloggers whose recipes, photos, restaurant reviews and food guides put my little food posts to shame.

One in particular, and one of the first London foodie blogs I started to follow, is Kang at London Eater.  In one of the first times I stumbled upon the London Eater blog, I discovered one of their quite professionally done restaurant reviews and was pretty much hooked (it was for Spanish tapas restaurant Cambio De Tercio).

Between restaurant reviews, recipes, wine guides and organising meetups between London food bloggers, London Eater keeps  busy but I have to say my all time favourite review was for this incredibly unique restaurant called Dan le Noir where, and I don’t want to spoil the brilliant review for you, you eat in complete darkness with no idea of what you are eating.

So if you’ve noticed a bit of an increase in the foodie posts here on The Top Floor Flat lately, it’s not just that I need to start travelling more – I’ve been completely inspired by the great bloggers like London Eater that really know their London food.

Yum.