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Unofficial, highly opinionated information and what to eat and drink in the Big Smoke
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Chef and Thai ingredient grower Luke Farrell will partner with JKS Restaurants on Plaza Khao Gaeng at the new Arcade Food Hall
No new three-starred restaurants, but two stars for Ikoyi and The Clove Club
Omicron brings down the shutters on a year of uncertainty, turmoil, takings, and takeaways
Bread, wine, meat, fish, fruit, veg, and other groceries from shops, provisioners, and restaurants
Ditch the dry turkey breast and take workmates somewhere worth celebrating
After over five months of closure London’s dining rooms and cafes opened their doors on 17 May
Meal kits were a means of survival in 2020. If restaurants reopen in summer 2021, they could take on new meaning — or fade away as fast as they arrived
London has two new three-Michelin-starred restaurants
Cutting the tax from 20 percent to 5 percent saves restaurants a tonne of cash — cash they desperately need
They start 2021 with no idea when they can reopen