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On the inspector’s plate: an ode to offal
Consider yourself an adventurous eater? In lean, mean January, a Good Food Guide inspector makes the case for embracing offal more wholeheartedly.
Consider yourself an adventurous eater? In lean, mean January, a Good Food Guide inspector makes the case for embracing offal more wholeheartedly.
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As a critic, few things are as uncomfortable as having to hurriedly recalibrate opinions about a formerly wholehearted recommendation. A year or so ago, I excitedly dragged my wife along for a very late, post-theatre dinner at a West End restaurant — an opening I had published an exuberant rave ......
You’ve likely heard about The Yellow Bittern over the past few days. This new 18-cover restaurant in north London has racked up the column inches following one of the co-owners’ social media rant about diners not spending enough money. Publisher of The Good Food Guide, Adam Hyman, has his say on The Yellow Bittern and why everyone should work in a restaurant at least once in their lives.