Alongside these is a menu of what they’re calling “picky bits” — grazing food to go with the booze. The menu will be built mostly around meats, cheeses, crisps and…
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Chapeau to Origin, which opened unsteadily but now seems to have flourished into an excellent restaurant, and one often cruelly overlooked. It is a comfortable room, elegantly done, and with…
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Mother’s Day: Throw out the prosecco, here’s what to actually buy your mum, whatever she’s like
by News Roomby News RoomThis is a day to honour the woman who has absorbed your breathtaking lack of self-awareness, says Douglas Blyde. It demands a drink with conviction
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Tom Watts-Jones returned to his teenage boozer a decade ago, and the rest is history, writes Maggie John
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It’s as thoughthe museum directors have found a way to pump pure nostalgia into the air con, says David Ellis
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Josh Barrie On the Sauce at the Dark Horse: a modern pub with an astonishing six pack
by News Roomby News RoomTo eat, hefty sausage rolls, calamari, big pies and bangers and mash. All good stuff. If this is a modern London pub, so be it. There’s ample space for old…
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Grilling the perfect steak is a skill that takes time to refine. The balance of heat, timing, and technique can be tricky to get right, and small missteps—like an underheated…
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Not since the great fire of London have the effects of a blaze reverberated so widely through the capital’s highest echelons — now London’s most exclusive hangouts are in a…
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David Ellis reviews bottomless lasagne restaurant Senza Fondo: how much can one man eat?
by News Roomby News RoomThe name is in keeping — it translates to “bottomless” — but Senza might otherwise be called Goodfellas, Toni’s, or La Dolce Vita. It is that sort of place, an…
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Chefs such as Chantelle Nicholson, Kate Austen, and Marie Mitchell will be hosting talks, while the festival fire pit will also make a comeback. AngloThai’s John Chantarasak, former Bubala chef…