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Riviera London. Get a great taste of the South Of France in Mayfair.

08/03/2024 by .
Andy Mossack reviews Riviera London, the latest addition to the Zandi brothers’ growing restaurant portfolio.

Andy Mossack reviews Riviera London, the latest addition to the Zandi brothers’ growing restaurant portfolio.

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Exploring Genoa’s Historic Food Shops

I’m at the Slow Fish event in Genoa, Italy’s largest port, whose mission is to preserve traditional and regional cuisine and encourage sustainable fishing.

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You'll find STK London located in the Aldwych, that end of the Strand which curves into Holborn, you might miss the ME London Hotel, hiding behind its minimalist exterior.

STK London. London’s top USDA prime steakhouse

STK claims to be London’s top USDA prime steak house, not just about meat but an entire experience.

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Mr Todiwala's kitchen

Mr Todiwala’s Kitchen, London

I’ve long been a fan of Cyrus Todiwala and eaten many times in his Café Spice Namasté in Whitechapel, as well as cooking from his recipe books.

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The Colton Arms Launches Foodie Theme Nights

Here lies the Queen’s Club, a revered tennis institution, palatial mansion apartments aplenty and, tucked away on leafy Greyhound Road, the Colton Arms; a pub that was family-owned for over 50 years. It was a community meeting place for the affluent locals who loved the village feel in their little corner of west London.

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12:51 Restaurant, London

The magic which saw Cochran named Champion of Champions for the 2018 GBM season is being dispensed from a small storefront restaurant strategically placed on Islington’s Upper Street

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Tate Britain Restaurant

From the pickled herring of his native Holland to the ham hock of his years in Kent chef Alfio Laudani’s Van Gogh-related menu at Tate Britain has them all.

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