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Why the pub is still one of Britain’s best tables
Good Food Guide owner Adam Hyman on this year’s 100 Best Pubs, and why the stories behind the bar matter as much as what’s on the plate…
Good Food Guide owner Adam Hyman on this year’s 100 Best Pubs, and why the stories behind the bar matter as much as what’s on the plate…
Choosing one course isn’t always for cost reasons: sometimes appetites are smaller, or you’re pushed for time, or you’re just in the mood for something simple. We’re all for pushing the boat out every so often and lingering over several courses, but eating out well doesn’t always have to be that way.
At The Good Food Guide we’re accomplished solo diners. Most of the time that’s how we work.
One of the UK’s most exciting chefs has landed in the Mid Wales market town of Machynlleth to open a new chapter at Gwen. As one of the first diners through the door, restaurant writer and publisher of Smashed, Andy Lynes, digests his marathon dinner.
Cobbles can surprise the poorly shod, so tip number one for the Norwich-bound: bring your trainers. Tip number two: arrive hungry.