Rudie’s may have been named after Jamaican rude boys and girls but it’s anything but. This smart, new Jamaican restaurant and rum bar in London’s Dalston is polite and sophisticated
Kicking off National Curry Week with Mallika Basu and Tilda Rice
Avoiding setting herself on fire, Anita meets food writer and cook Malika Basu to make dishes with Tilda and gets a great recipe too.
Game, Chestnut and White Truffle Fortnight @ Enoteca Turi: 19 – 31 October
To celebrate the autumnal season, the Italian restaurant Enoteca Turi are launching an exclusive menu focusing on the very best of game, chestnuts and truffles.
Three Michelin-starred Da Vittorio Chefs Visit L’Anima, London
Brothers, Enrico and Roberto Cerea of Da Vittorio, Bergamo, bring their unmistakable culinary style to L’Anima, in the heart of the City
Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey No. 27 Gold
There’s a brand new expression by Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey, known as No. 27 Gold. This special liquid is double barreled and double mellowed. Perhaps aimed at the older, more mellowed rock musician?
Galician Gourmet Extravaganza-London
A launch of a series of seven-course dinners that promise to take you on a journey, showcasing the very best of the Galician region of north-eastern Spain.
Grilled sea bass fillet, fennel and pomegranate slaw
We may know our chimichurri from our kimchi, but according to research by Pays d’Oc […]
Le Bol de Saigon, Marrakech
What fascinates me about Mr. S’s cigarette is that it’s never less than ¾Ã¢â‚¬Â in length. Is it a real cigarette? Does he smoke ¼ of an inch then light a new one? It’s a mystery that presents itself on each of my three visits to Le Bol de Saigon, where Mr. S takes our order on the tiny roadside terrace before retiring inside with his cigarette and large glass of red wine.
Bd Abdelkrim Khattabi, Marrakech, Morocco
Rivea London Celebratory Chestnut Menu reviewed
The chestnut menu runs until the 15th November and I do urge you to try it, because apart from anything else £45 is a bargain for this kind of high quality cooking in a restaurant that is really very fine looking. You’d be nuts to miss it.
Señor Buddha, Brighton
What do you get when you combine the big, contrasting flavours of Spain and eastern Asia in a new tapas fusion venture? Kelly Smith and her Madrileña sidekick, Marta de JulÃÂan, find out.