Half term is here, the car is packed and the coast is calling. A seaside escape with the kids promises salty air, shoreline strolls and the joy of just being together. But when hunger strikes, finding great food that’s genuinely child friendly can be challenging. From laid-back crab shacks with space to roam to cosy cafés that welcome sandy shoes ...

Heading towards the Year of the Fire Horse, Edinburgh native James Porteous reflects on a generational shift in Chinese cooking in the Scottish capital, offering up a few suggestions on where to find great regional dishes in what’s become Scotland’s unofficial Chinatown.

This January and February, The Good Food Guide is inviting you to beat the winter blues with the launch of its first ever Restaurant Month.

Lunar New Year is celebrated across China, Korea and Vietnam, with vibrant traditions observed throughout South East Asia. Falling on 17 February this year, it welcomes the Year of the Fire Horse, a symbol of energy and renewal. Across Britain, restaurants are marking the occasion with celebratory banquets, lucky dishes and special menus rooted in regional Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese ...

As Restaurant Month 2026 wraps up we’ve loved seeing where you’ve been eating and the offers you’ve enjoyed most. To access exclusive dining perks all year round at Britain’s best restaurants join the Good Food Club here.

The UNESCO World Heritage city with its splendid cathedral and layers of Roman, medieval and literary heritage has attracted visitors for centuries.

London local and founder of vegetarian Chinese supper club YING’S, Alice Hale, has grown up enjoying the best of London’s Chinatown. With Lunar New Year around the corner, she shares her eight favourite spots, what to expect and what to order.

The hotly anticipated film of Wuthering Heights, directed by Emerald Fennell (Saltburn) and starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, goes on general release on 13th February. Jill Turton visits Swaledale and Arkengarthdale, following in the footsteps of Cathy and Heathcliff.

From long-awaited London launches to ambitious destination dining across Britain, here are the new openings to look out for in 2026.

‘I love eating alone, even for pleasure’ says The Good Food Guide editor-at-large Elizabeth Carter. ‘I’ll happily take a book and head off for one dish and a glass of wine – it’s the perfect way to chill.' So which are the best restaurants for solo dining? A comfortable counter seat, a spot in the window or a tucked away ...