Cheese master class at Le Bouchon Breton

‘The condemned man ate a hearty last meal’. In England it was often a fry up, in America pizzas and burgers still seem most popular with an increasingly obese nation. For me my Last Supper would be a great big plate of perfectly ripe cheeses and Jean-Claude Ali-Cherif, Frommelier at Le Bouchon Breton, would be the man I asked to provide it. Here tonight at the restaurant he is cheerfully trundling his laden cart of cheeses up and down to the obvious happiness of all the diners. I think this man loves cheese even more than I do.

Honest City workers pay more for meals at Little Bay

Little Bay famously invited customers to pay what they thought their food and service was worth in February and the restaurant was fully booked for the whole month within five days of the promotion being announced, and could have been filled three times over based on enquiries; just under 10,000 customers came through the doors in February. Each customer paid on average £17.25 – nearly 30% higher than the average food spend of £13.50 at the Little Bay Farringdon restaurant.

Tea and tulips Mother’s day at The Goring

To celebrate Mother’s Day weekend this year, The Goring in Belgravia – www.thegoring.com – the oldest family-owned hotel in London, will be awash with tulips from Friday 20th – Sunday 22nd March. The tulips will be flown in fresh from Holland by the Netherlands Flower Bulb Information Centre and will be displayed throughout the hotel.

Mums eat free for Mother’s Day

Celebrating Mother’s Day, Mela, the country-style Indian restaurant group is spoiling all mums by treating them to a delicious meal on the 22nd March for absolutely nothing! What better way to show your Mum how much you love her than to whisk her to Mela for a delicious range of Indian dishes from the à la carte menu, while you can tuck in too – knowing that it’s not going to break the bank.