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Bite size: Taste of Malaysia, food science at The Lab and Dinner Dance at the Disappearing Dining Club
Taste of Malaysia In light of 2013’s undying obsession with foodie pop-ups, this week we bring you a Bite... Read more...
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The Dining Room at Playboy Club London - review: 'As classy as new money, but priceless novelty value'
The scene: This iconic club reopened in 2011 after a 30-year hiatus, proving there’s as much currency in gambling and... Read more...
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Trullo - restaurant review: Cosy Italian dining in Islington
The scene Picture this: you’re wandering along the winding cobbled streets of a quaint Italian town on a balmy... Read more...
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The Potato Merchant - restaurant review: A fun, lively and inventive dining experience
The scene This newly opened restaurant on Exmouth Market has loads going for it: top food; a great, lively atmosphere;... Read more...
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John Salt - review: Blue collar food with a proper dining twist on Angel's Upper Street, London
The scene: John Salt on Angel’s Upper Street describes itself with almost absurd modesty as: “A neighbourhood bar... Read more...
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Pop goes the diner: London's top theatrical pop-up dining shows, from Death By Burrito to Wigwambam!
Why go out to dinner in a boring old restaurant when you could be served a five-course feast in a surrealist casino? Or... Read more...
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Taste of London, a fine dining festival in the capital
Fine dining gets an al fresco twist in this gourmet food market in which 40 of London’s top restaurants cater a... Read more...
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Bite size news: Get high at Centre Point, popcorn pop-up opens, and Spanish al fresco dining recreated in Canary Wharf
Get high Treat yourself and try a higher than normal high tea at the top of Centre Point on New Oxford Street.... Read more...
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RESTAURANT REVIEW: Luxe, Spitalfields, east London
London restaurants. There are so many options when it comes to dining out in London, it's hard to know where to... Read more...
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The Terrace - restaurant review: 'Who knew low-key dining could be so fine?'
The scene It’s typical that a self-styled ‘neighbourhood restaurant’ in Kensington would be so elegant – this is... Read more...
