After all the commotion from the day before, Mummy needed some quiet time …Just Mummy and I went to Hampstead for a quiet dinner.
Kim joined us for our quiet escape.
We had to take a flight of stairs down to the cellar of this Georgian house, 
At 28 Church Row we found an intimate and rather special dining space
The staff brought me a bowl of water before serving the hoomans.
As we left the restaurant, the evening was still light and we walked down some of the streets 
This was at Venchi Cioccolato …
Seems like lots of “hoomans” like ice-cream. But we have far to go, so down into the tunnels we went
to take a tube home.
Now, where is that Northern Line train that’s going south?
Ahhh, there it is! I was almost falling asleep waiting for it to come.
Going home to an annoyed George (for being left behind) and a calmer Churchill who spent their own quiet evening with our friend Camilla.
May’s comment: We were told about this dog-friendly restaurant in Hampstead by a fellow dog-diner!
28 Church Row is a restaurant housed in the cellar of a Georgian building in Hampstead. It has an intimate yet relaxed & informal atmosphere. The menu offers small plates sharing, inspired from the best of Spanish and Italian cuisine.
Located at 28 Church Row, Hampstead, London, NW3 6UP – it has a no reservations policy. Worth the wait and you can wait in the vault!
We’ve added this to our Wine & Dine list but wasn’t sure how to categorise it. Given it’s Italian and Spanish influence, we listed it under European.
