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Piece by Vik Chauhan, Food Goblin Central Correspondent The Gardinier family behind the 2 starred and illustrious Taillevent Paris, bring a taste of Michelin elegance to London with their Les 110 de Taillevent restaurant, Cavendish Square. Aptly…
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There are few things more essential to an adult human than a good local bistro. A flippant thing to say, I'm aware, but not one far from the truth. A good one brings comfort, value and consistency. Down in deepest…
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A go to little French bistro is as beloved and comfortable as a little black dress. But finding a beloved and comfortable little French bistro is as difficult as finding those killer black heels that never scuff and don’t ruin…
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Recently I visited one of the London dining scene’s undeniable stalwarts of classic French cuisine: L’Escargot in Soho. This restaurant has been around since 1927 and has weathered the phases of foodie trends, tastes and chefs with even the hands…
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The other Monday, heels donned and lipstick firmly smeared, saw quite the treat for me in a visit to a very fine establishment indeed; the iconic Claridges Hotel in Mayfair. The latest restaurant residency through the door of this…
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Growing up, every Monday on my way home from netball practice I’d stop off at the local Morrison’s at around 8pm. 8pm was a special time in the Wetherby branch. At 8pm they’d take all the hot plate food out,…
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Nestled in the extra-London suburb of Watford, I came across one evening a very different sort of place. Rodells, perched upon a sleepy residential street’s corner, is a restaurant-cum-bar with a few startling elements which, coming smugly from London –…
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