Feature Published 04 September 2024
The Good Food Guide's September food quiz
Taken in order, the first letters of each answer spell out the name of a venerable British restaurant and its chef/proprietor.
Taken in order, the first letters of each answer spell out the name of a venerable British restaurant and its chef/proprietor.
When Jason Atherton announced the closure of his Exceptional-rated Pollen Street Social at the end of July, it marked the end of a remarkable 11 year run and the start of an exciting new London project – Row on 5, opening in November.
During a recent visit to The Park, Jeremy King’s newest restaurant that opened a couple of weeks ago on the corner of Queensway and Bayswater Road, the chef Rowley Leigh was enjoying a solo lunch. Many Good Food Guide readers will remember Leigh from his Kensington ...
Cornus, the second restaurant from the owners of Medlar in Chelsea, isn’t in the most obvious of locations. As you walk along Eccleston Place, look for a large number 27 wall sign then head down the alley next to it. Turn right into the courtyard and you’ll immediately see the restaurant’s name in large white letters over the covered doorway ...
When James Close announced the closure of The Raby Hunt at the beginning of 2024, it marked the end of an era for international destination dining in a not-so-destination location. As a beacon of culinary excellence, it sat incongruously on a long, flat B-road to a sparsely populated corner of the North East. The cooking from Close and his wife ...
This new venture by Robin Read is the best news for Tunbridge Wells. Having spent his early years working for some of the UK’s most electrifying chefs (and the last sixteen as executive chef of the luxury Firmdale Hotel Group), The Counter is the result of Read’s long-held dream to have his own restaurant. It has the makings of a ...
The Native narrative advocated by Ivan Tisdall-Downes – which is basically eat the view – has been promoted by other chefs, but few restaurants can match food and setting more harmoniously than this out-of-the-way restaurant (with a couple of rooms), on the Hereford-Worcestershire border. As a whole it breathes ‘nature’ and after almost a decade at various sites in London, ...
From soggy early plantings in the early 1950s to a run of outstanding recent vintages, the Guide’s wine expert Stuart Walton takes a deep dive into the story of English wine and selects five bottles to enjoy now.
Walking down Hanover Street, the large windows of a former drapery warehouse in Manchester’s NOMA district allow a glimpse of a team of chefs, smartly kitted in whites, moving seriously around an open kitchen. Next to them, Tom Barnes stands sentry, waiting to welcome his first run of guests to what is undoubtedly Manchester’s opening of the year. The ...
Are you confused by restaurant wine lists? Of course you are. Do you panic, point at the first thing that you vaguely recognise and hope it’s OK? Of course you do.