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News Published 22 October 2024
A first look at Fonda
We headed to Fonda, London’s latest restaurant opening by Santiago Lastra.
Where to eat Published 22 October 2024
The Good Food Guide's favourite pasta restaurants
Rigatoni, farfalle, or strozzapreti? Maybe you prefer silky strands of tagliatelle wrapped in a rich ragù or a tangle of linguine tossed with a briny vongole sauce? Whatever your choice, here are some of The Good Food Guide’s favourite places for pasta.
Interview Published 18 October 2024
Catching up with Cibus: the North West's Best Local Restaurant 2024
We caught up with Cibus, the North West’s Best Local Restaurant 2024.
Where to eat Published 18 October 2024
Local gems in London
Beyond the famous eateries and bustling food markets, London is dotted with lesser-known dining spots that our inspectors have taken the time to find for you. Whether you're a local food enthusiast or a curious traveller, delving into these culinary gems promises a delightful adventure. From fish and chips in Mayfair to bear claws in Camberwell, uncover the best local gems in ...
News Published 16 October 2024
News bites | 16 October 2024
The latest news from The Good Food Guide.
Local Guide Published 16 October 2024
Where to eat in Siena: five restaurants not to miss
Often overlooked by its Tuscan neighbour, Siena has plenty to draw the eye and pique the appetite if the touristy frenzy of Florence lacks appeal. Publisher of the Guide and part-time local, Adam Hyman, shares the top spots on his list.
News Published 11 October 2024
The Good Food Guide's October Quiz
Taken in order, the first letters of each answer spell out the name of a much-lauded UK restaurant and its coastal location.
News Published 09 October 2024
News bites | 9 October 2024
The latest news from The Good Food Guide.
Interview Published 09 October 2024
Pierre Koffmann on Sunday Roasts
We caught up with the legendary Pierre Koffmann to chat about Sunday Roasts.
Local Guide Published 09 October 2024
Rice and three in Manchester
Walking through Manchester’s rainy city centre you may stumble upon a record shop, a green-tiled pub, an iconic red brick building or one of the city’s many restaurants or cafés. Yet down an auspicious alleyway in the Northern Quarter, lies one of the city’s best loved and longest standing places to eat.