Now in its 16th year, Great British Beef Week (23–30 April) celebrates the unbeatable taste of British beef and the farmers behind it. And what better way to show your support than by tucking into a seriously good steak? From classic chophouses to modern grills, here’s our roundup of the ......
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From a rare rump for one to huge bone-in sirloins to share, there’s nothing quite like a perfectly cooked steak, still smokey and charred from the grill, its fat meltingly soft. And yet finding the perfect porterhouse or best bavette can still be a tricky business so here are eight places where the steaks are a cut above the rest
On the evening of November 17th, 1873, two decades before Eros pitched up, Piccadilly Circus welcomed a glittering newcomer into its midst. Designed by architect Thomas Verity, who had a hand in both the South Kensington Museum (now the V&A) and the Royal Albert Hall, The Criterion was an ornate, five-storey building with the Marble Hall and a grand, American-style Long Bar on the ground floor, and a theatre in its basement; not to be upstaged, the floors above featured several dining rooms and a ballroom.
Offers for Restaurant Month 2026 have been flooding in in the hundreds and among them are some restaurants that are regularly hovering at the top of my to-eat list. In London there’s neighbourhood favourite Perilla, which punches well above its weight in the flavour stakes, and Roe, one of the ......
