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The mirror margarita, though, that’s much better. It’s a mirror, but it doesn’t reflect. It is to drink. Hacha was on to a winner when it came up with the…

James Chiavarini knows all about fresh starts. He runs Il Portico, a Kensington Italian that’s 58 this year and always busy: generations of monied neighbours treat it as their local,…

It is. We are well aware this is a dish inspired, a romantic nod to what might be called “authentic”, not an attempt to markedly recreate. After all, the mash,…

This West Hampstead local used to mix Korean flavours with European technique (guinea fowl breast in plum wine jus) but is now, happily, much more a straight-down-the-line Korean. There’s tabletop…

As it goes, I can think of some perfect meal deal days for a zero beer. On one of those clean blue summer Tuesdays, when the boss is away and…

On Pancake Day, lemon and sugar is hard to beat when it comes to a sweet option. A simple, flat crepe, as thin as can be, doused joyfully in lemon…

David and Josh discuss whether some restaurants are cashing in on nostalgia, the closure of traditional pie and mash shops, and how modern interpretations are reshaping the scene. Plus, they…

Sir Gabriele Finaldi, director of the National Gallery, said of the news: “It is a pleasure to welcome distinguished chef and broadcaster, Giorgio Locatelli, into the National Gallery family, enriching…

A 14th century rural beauty has been revived and you’ll never want to leave, says Annabelle Spranklen

London’s queer scene has always been about gorgeous self-invention, and Severs’ house is testament to joyful, slightly unhinged, co-creation, writes India Block