The critics and bloggers have been eating their way around the country again this week, with unctuous veal in Fife, sumptuous sole in Holborn, and picture-perfect pigeon in Glasgow.
The Peat InnImage source: The Guardian
Laying claim to Scotland’s first ever Michelin star, The Peat Inn in Fife emerges from its recent refurb ‘bespoke and trim and glossy’, according to Jay Rayner. Read more…
If there’s one thing that brings us almost as much joy as eating out, it’s a carefully crafted pun, so we’re big fans of restaurants who embrace a good play on words. Read more…
I tried to make guacamole last year. I was at my parents’ house, with my sister. We were attempting to put on a Mexican feast for our family, and homemade guacamole seemed like the touch of authenticity we needed to make the meal complete. After about twenty minutes of effort, we had some kind of green sludge that tasted a bit like someone had squeezed a lime into a bowl and told you to eat it. Read more…
When it comes to finding a child-friendly restaurant, it can be a real jungle out there. Read more…
The season of al fresco is upon us once more… From high-rise bohemian hangouts to elegant elevated gardens, check out our picks for rooftop dining and imbibing in London. Read more…
No. 65 & King is on a mission to bring American glamour over to London. They serve up cocktails, they serve up lobster, and they do it with style. We headed over there recently to indulge ourselves in a night of luxury, and to see what kind of treats they could serve up to us.
The first thing that hit us inside was a warm, relaxed feeling as we walked in from the cold, wintery streets. Read more…
The nation’s restaurant critics dished up some A+ reports this week, along with a few ‘could try harders’… Check out what they loved and loathed below.
Zoe Williams
The ManorImage source: The Telegraph
The Manor (sister of The Dairy) woos yet another critic: this time Zoe Williams of The Telegraph. Read more…
