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Food and Drink: Eating Out: Waltz into Matilda Rather than another Australian west-London invasion, Matilda is a cheap-as-chips restaurant with style in abundance. But has it got the substance?
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Matilda is a girl of contradictions. She is a relatively
unreconstructed corner pub, but she has a very blingy chandelier. She
has beautiful dark, wood floors, but cheap blond stools at the long,
slow curve of bar. She lies in turning-hip Battersea Bridge Road,
within a corset throw of Vivienne Westwood's studio and Sir Norman
Foster's Albion building, but she attracts Notting Hill matrons in
Alice bands and pearls. She has a menu written in Italian but waiters
who don't seem to understand a word of it. She has a chef who has
cooked with high-fliers such as Giorgio Locatelli and Jamie Oliver, ...
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Codierungen von Liebe in der Kunstperiode
Magazine article from: German Quarterly
; ...Hinderer, Walter, ed. Codierungen von Liebe in der Kunstperide. Wurzburg...Liebe als Passion. Zur Codierung von Intimitdt (1997). As the title...taking as his "point of departure Daniel Caspar von Lohenstein, who uses the main characters...
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