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A version of this article is published by the Financial Times. There was a time when Clerkenwell, the district of...
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No sooner had the Trump entourage turned their backs to the camera than they headed down to what the announcer...
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A clue lies in the names of the following restaurants. Firstly, there was Dishoom, then Gymkhana, then Gunpowder, then Hoppers...
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We're publishing just one of the two articles submitted by candidate number 16 in our wine writing competition as we...
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The usually thin profile of Duncan Pitfield in the vicinity of a new, invariably large, restaurant is always a comforting...
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These amateur photos tell several different stories. The first, and probably the most obvious, is that they are all of...
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A version of this article is also published by the Financial Times. The fine line that separates the notion of...
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The menu below actually reveals nothing about why this lunch was so special. A clue appears in the three words...
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The menu, as illustrated, was classically simple. Imam bayildi (literally 'the imam fainted' although there are various explanations given as...
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Our lunch location was chosen out of sympathy for those who suffered so terribly in Turkey recently. It was to...
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A version of this article is published by the Financial Times. Blandford Comptoir, just off increasingly fashionable Marylebone High Street...
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Restaurant reviewers rarely get the opportunity to influence the beginning of a new restaurant. Invariably and inevitably, they visit only...
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As though on cue, at 2.25 pm on a wet Tuesday, half a dozen young Asians walked into the Kingly...
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This article is also published by the Financial Times. My decision to book a table for four on a Saturday...
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Their menus are quite similar. Two single sheets of paper, both typed in black ink, with the word Dinner on...
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In my forthcoming book On The Menu (to be published 3 November 2016 by Unbound at £25) there is a...
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