Tracey MacLeod:
Name: La Petit Maison, 54 Brooks Mews, London W1 - Tel: 020 7495
Review: A Mayfair cul-de-sac so discreet that our driver has to be blindfolded before taking us there. Our mission: to infiltrate La Petite Maison, the latest celebrity restaurant, modelled on a famous Nice institution where the élite meet to eat.
Jay Rayner:- Name:- Bells Diner, 1-3 York Road, Bristol - Tel: 0117 924 0357 Review:- It is possible to live in Bristol and eat well? ON past experience Jay Rayner didn't think so. But then he came across the adeventurous and toothsome cooking fo Chris Wicks
Matthew Norman:- Name:-Ltihass, 18 Fleet Street, Birmingham - Tel: 0121 212 3838 Review:- "That is one of those rare places in which you can't help eating and eating, even though you know full well it's going to make you feel ill," said my friend as we waddled away.....
John Walsh:
Name: The Forge, 14 Garrick Street, London WC2 - Tel: 020 7379 1432
Review: The menu is huge in every sense: larger than a page of The Independent, crammed with dishes apparently chucked in at random, and drawn from all corners of the world.
The Observer
Jay Rayner:- Name:- La Petit Maison, 54 Brooks Mews, London W1 - Tel: 020 7495 4774 Review:- By contrast, the Blackleg at La Petite Maison costs £35. It's not exactly cheap, but for that you get more than enough bird for two (enough for three, if you work the starters carefully). It is, I would say, as good as the L'Ami Louis version, plus it comes with a sizeable lobe of soft-centred roast foie gras and a chunky fried crouton with which to mop up the rich, garlicky juices. I will be eating it again. And again.
Tracey MacLeod:
Name: East Beach Cafe, Littlehampton, West Sussex - Tel: 01903 731 903 Review:- Summer in the Hamptons. The pristine acres of white beach and shingled oceanfront mansions shimmer in the Atlantic sun. P Diddy unloads his hamper from the back of his summer Hummer, while media billionaires eat lobster roll and compare suntans.
Jay Rayner:- Name:- NathanOutlaw, Marina Villa Hotel, Fowey, Cornwall - Tel: 01726 833 315 Review:- The knuckle-dragging saddos of the Cornish National Liberation Army who recently spat bile at Rick Stein and Jamie Oliver for opening successful restaurants on their patch must, I'm sure, also hate Nathan Outlaw. The Kent-born chef has had the cheek to move to Cornwall and forge a career there, providing employment for local people, encouraging producers of the finest local produce and helping to develop the county's reputation for great food. Shameful behaviour.
Matthew Norman:- Name:-Geales, 2 Farmer Street, London W8 - Tel: 020 7727 7528 Review:- If the service was morose and chaotic, the food was absurd and cynical. What the menu calls "prawn cocktail" was no such thing, the prawns coming in garlic mayonnaise rather than Marie Rose sauce and sitting on top of a layer of avocado, the ensemble served in a facetiously angled bowl (poncy crockery is quite a motif).
John Walsh:
Name: Rhodes W1, Great Cumberland Place, London W1 - Tel: 020 7479 3737 Review:- Did you read the name as "Rhodes W.I."? It's tempting to imagine a marriage between Gary Rhodes, the spike-haired housewives' favourite, and the Women's Institute, collaborating to make post-punk apricot jam. But Gary's new London HQ is serious. Boy is it serious.
Jay Rayner:- Name:- Rhodes W1, Great Cumberland Place, London W1 - Tel: 020 7479 3737 Review:- Gary Rhodes is back. You may not be aware he ever went away. He's had a restaurant halfway up Tower 42 in the City of London since 2003, and 18 months ago he opened a brasserie at the Cumberland Hotel by Marble Arch, to decidedly mixed reviews
Matthew Norman:- Name:-The Hole in the Wall, Little Wilbraham, Cambridgeshire - Tel: 01223 812282 Review:- Twenty-seven minutes without being offered a drink or passed a telephone message is a difficult hurdle to clear, and this charmless, joyless restaurant might consider spending as much time studying the first page of its menu as those customers it chooses to ignore.
Tracey MacLeod:
Name: Skylon Restaurant, Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London SE1 - Tel: 020 7654 7800 Review:- Wherever possible I try to visit restaurants in the spirit of a customer rather than a reviewer. Make a social occasion out of it, take people who will enjoy themselves, never go alone, and above all, never again take mother to The Fat Duck and make her eat a caramelised cocks-comb.
Jay Rayner:- Name:- Bloom's 130 Golders Green Road, London NW11 -Tel: 020 8455 1338 Review:- They came with custard which was watery and, unlike these two diners, thin. The menu optimistically invites its clientele to 'taste the quality'. The best I think you can hope for is to feel the width.
Matthew Norman:- Name:-Randa, 23 Kensington Church Street, London W8 - Tel: 020 7937 5363 - 4/10 Review:- Twenty-seven minutes without being offered a drink or passed a telephone message is a difficult hurdle to clear, and this charmless, joyless restaurant might consider spending as much time studying the first page of its menu as those customers it chooses to ignore.
Jay Rayner:- Name:- St Clements, 3 Mertoria, St Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex - Tel: 01424 200 355 Review:- Among the photocopies of approving write-ups and handwritten letters of thanks was a copy of the letter that the makers of Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares send out to every restaurant in the land, enquiring as to whether they thought themselves in need of shouty Gordon's help. It felt as if the letter was there solely for the amusement of the regulars. This restaurant? Our restaurant? St Clement's? Not likely... Matthew Norman:- Name:-Sat Bains, Lenton Lane, Nottingham - Tel: 0115 986 6566 Review:- This is clever, complex, highly imaginative, technically brilliant food served with warmth and charm in a restaurant (with rooms, for those who want to set about the wine list) that is splendid in every regard.
Jay Rayner:- Name:- The Headley, Great Warley, Brentwood, Essex - Tel: 01277 216 104 Review:- The scuffs and smudges will come in time, courtesy of the odd punch-up at last orders. But what matters is that the food is accomplished.The scuff s and smudges will come in time, courtesy of the odd punch-up at last orders. But what matters is that the food is accomplished. Matthew Norman:- Name:- Kiasu, 48 Queensway, London W2 - Tel: 020 7727 8810 Review:- The service was warm and smiley, and the bill absurdly small for the quality of food and the size of the servings - 9/10
Jay Rayner Name:- The Grill Room at the Dorchester, Park Lane, London W1 - Tel: 020 7629 8888 Review:- But what really matters here is what's on the plate. If you do go, take my advice: enjoy the food, and whatever you do, don't look up. Matthew Norman:- Name:-Jack's Place, York Road, London SW11 - Tel: 020 7228 1442 Review:- Grapefruit cocktail, melon boat, avocado vinaigrette, jellied eels, the gloriously artless "egg mayonnaise with Hovis", duck à l'orange, gammon and pineapple. The menu is unmatched in London, except perhaps by that at the fabled Oslo Court, making Jack's Place as much culinary museum as restaurant.
Terry Durack:- Name:- The Narrow, 44 Narrow Street, London E14 - Tel: 020 7592 7950 Review:- Terry Durack says - Nobody would expect a theatre or opera critic to amble into the latest production midway through its run, kindly allowing the performers to get over first-night jitters and settle into a coherent whole before being judged. Likewise, every British restaurant critic tries to be first in, and first served.
Jay Rayner:- Name:- Great Queen Street, 32 Great Queen Street, London WC2 - Tel: 020 7242 0622 Review:- Its owners have the raw ingredients of gutsy gastropubs running through their veins, but a new venture shows lack of fine tuning. Jay Rayner is sure Great Queen Street will find its feet. Matthew Norman:- Name:-Post, 28 High Street, Banstead, Surrey - Tel: 01737 373839 Review:- "It's really clever how he layers all the flavours so you get them one by one, a bit like the chewing gum in Charlie And The Chocolate Factory. But the overpowering sweetness, well, it's just weird."
AA Gill
Name:- Haiku, 15 New Burlington Place, London W1 - Tel: 020 7494 4777
Review:- We began with mixed sushi, then had tandoori lamb chops, sizzling pepper beef and Singapore noodles. Every dish was made with singular skill, dexterity, care and élan.
Winners Dinners:-
Name:-Bombay Brasserie, Courtfield Cloce, Courtfield Road, London SW7 4UH - Tel: 020 7370 4040 Review:- I finished with excellent sorbet. It’s a special event place, really. But not at all bad. Giles Coren:- Name:- Five at the Bridge, Hampton Court, Surrey Review:- My meal of the spring of 2007. I swear to you, it is worth the 35-minute train ride out of Waterloo for itself alone, and if you really need somewhere to walk off your meal afterwards, I hear there is a perfectly all right historical palace quite nearby.
Jay Rayner:- Name:- The Westerley, 2-4 London Road, Reigate, Surrey - Tel: 01737 222733 Review:- It was the real thing, sharp and mustardy and not a soggy vegetable in sight. So now the Westerly had us. We were fans.. Matthew Norman:- Name:-The Narrow, 44 Narrow Street, London - Tel: 020 7592 7950 Review:- All three starters were sparkling. Raviolo filled with ricotta and adorned with a hazelnut dressing drew yelps of pleasure and eventually a pliant, "That was so delicious, I want it again."
Mark Palmer - Are you ready to order Name:- The Forge, 14 Gariick Street, London WC2 - Tel: 020 7379 1432 Review:- But, when the T-bone arrives it's the quality, not the quantity, that takes us by surprise, so much so that we want to know where this juicy, tender flavoursome cow comes from.
Belinda Richardson - Three of a kind No Review this week
Jay Rayner:- Name:- Suka, The Sanderson Hotel, 50 Berners Street, London W1 - Tel: 020 7300 1444 Review:- I got the measure of Suka when I just managed to hear her announce that tonight she was recommending the Singapore black pepper mussels. Why? They are on the menu every night Matthew Norman:- Name:-The Arundell Arms, Lifton, Devon - Tel: 01566 784666 Review:- Freebie cups of scintillating asparagus soup had come and gone before we got stuck into a meal that relied on that simplest yet least well observed of all culinary formulae: local ingredients of the highest quality cooked with precision and technical excellence
Winners Dinners:-
Name:-The Ivy, 1-5 West Street, London, WC2 - Tel: 020 7836 4751 Review:- Food at The Ivy is pleasing in a totally unostentatious way. It’s diverse, yet never goes over the edge Giles Coren:- Name:-
Review:- No Review found this week
The Telegraph
Mark Palmer - Are you ready to order Name:- Meltons. 7 Scarcroft Road, York - Tel: 01904 634341 Review:- It can't be faulted and nor can Joanna's goat's-cheese soufflé, which has the texture of whipped cream and comes with rocket, fresh parsley, toasted pine nuts and a terrific light dressing.
Belinda Richardson - Three of a kind No Review this week
Jay Rayner:- Name:- Luso, 63 Bridge Street, Manchester - Tel: 0161 839 5550 Review:- An impeccably cooked hunk of haddock in an under-crisped wrap of ham comes with a rich puddle of creamed leeks and peas. This isn't subtle cooking and it certainly isn't pretty (though I suspect the chef thinks it is), but it is powerful and gutsy. Matthew Norman:- Name:-El Faor, 3 Turnberry Quay, Pepper Street, London E14 - Tel: 020 7987 5511 Review:- A shared pudding of deliciously cinnamony foam of vanilla custard (posh zabaglione, really) concluded a terrific meal, yet as we sat outside over coffee, staring at the......
Winners Dinners:-
Name:-Reubens, Baker Street, London NW1 Review:- In spite of the fact that the food is close to historic I can’t see you rushing off to Reubens. Nor do I hold that against you. I’ve never been there myself Giles Coren:- Name:- The Narrow, 44 Narrow Street, London E14 - Tel: 020 7592 7950
Review:- If ever I walk into a restaurant that isn't owned by Gordon Ramsay, I feel cheated
The Telegraph
Mark Palmer - Are you ready to order Name:- Ristorante Semplice, 10 Blenheim Street, London W1 - Tel 020 7495 1509 Review:- Without the exquisite melange of vegetables and sautéed spinach underneath the meat, we would be kicking ourselves for not ordering the rabbit or shoulder of lamb, both of which had looked promising on the menu.
Belinda Richardson - Three of a kind Ramsons
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Jay Rayner:- Name:- The French, The Midland Hotel, 16 Peter Street, Manchester - Tel: 0161 236 3333 Review:- For her, a tortellini of chicken made with exceptional pasta, wild mushrooms and black truffles. And yes, the flavour of chicken was overwhelmed but, she said, it was still a good, tasty dish, made with care. Matthew Norman:- Name:-Washingborough Hall, Church Hill, Washington, Lincs - Tel: 01522 790340 Review:- Cold and chewy, and in a blind tasting I wouldn't know I was eating fish," he said, malevolently passing over a forkful of what proved not only the alleged cod, but also a large piece of plastic.
Jay Rayner:- Name:- Malmaison Brasserie, Malmaison Hotel, One Wharfside Street, Birmingham B1 - Tel: 0121 246 5000 Review:- I was also charmed by my starter: a generous disc of Malvern goat's cheese, breaded and deep-fried to a firm crispness without completely obliterating the cheese, served with a mouth-filling, molasses-and-treacle-flavoured pear chutney on a leaf salad. Hurrah for Malmaison! Hurrah, even more, for the West Midlands! Matthew Norman:- Name:-Magdalen, 152 Tooley Street, London SE1 - Tel: 020 7403 1342 Review:- Hot foie gras with caramelised blood oranges, served with a glass of chilled port we didn't realise we'd ordered (perhaps the acoustic isn't so hot after all), drew a hushed, "My God, this is awesome. It's like a silky, buttery mousse - and what a combination with the oranges. Perfect balance."
Jay Rayner:- Name:- Magadalen, 152 Tooley Street, Borough, London SE1 - Tel: 020 7403 1342 Review:- At the end of my dinner at Magdalen I realised I could review my shirt. Here was a nice buttery stain from my starter. And here was a dribble of gravy from my main course. And there another. Oh, and another. It was that sort of main course, and that sort of restaurant. Matthew Norman:- Name:-Salaam, 68 MIllman Street, London WC1 - Tel: 020 7405 3697 Review:- Better still was a magnificently juicy tandoori-baked pomfret, marinated in a medley of fresh herbs and spices, and served on the bone. Side dishes of baby aubergine with fried onion and tamarind and ladies' fingers stir-fried with garlic and mustard were wonderful, too. Breads and rice were faultless.
AA Gill:- Name:- Magadalen, 152 Tooley Street, London SE1 - Tel: 020 7403 1342 Review:-Puddings in these new English restaurants usually do a little jig. Unusually, these were only B+. But, make no mistake, this is a very good restaurant — an estimable restaurant.
Terry Durack:- Name:- Review:- No Review found this week
The Observer
Jay Rayner:- Name:-Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Tokyo - Tel: 00 813 3270 8800 Review:- I suppose I should chunter on here about the obscenity of excess, but as it tasted very nice I really can't. Matthew Norman:- Name:-The Hoste Arms, Burnham Market, Norfolk - Tel: 01328 738777 Review:- The portions were almost as off-puttingly large as those oysters, so we shared a pudding, a sensationally good banana tart tatin with passion fruit seeds and liquorice ice cream being by many nautical miles the highlight of the meal.
Terry Durack:- Name:- Review:- No Review found this week Tracey MacLeod: Name:- Mocoto, 145 Knightsbridge, London SW1 - Tel: 020 7225 2300 Review:- The most exciting feature is the back room, a dark tunnel lit only by flickering candles, where condensation drips from the blackened, vaulted ceiling on to the clasped hands of Strand banker-types and their sultry paramours. John Walsh - 101 star Bars:- Name:- Pavilhao Chines, Rua Dom Pedro v89, 1200 Lisbon, Portugal - Tel: 0021 342 4729 Review:- ...take a slug, watch the red-waistcoated waiters swish around self-importantly, listen to the jukebox playing Blur, U2 and Supergrass, and you'll find no good reason why you should ever leave this magic junk shop.
The Observer
Jay Rayner:- Name:-Mr Thomas's Chop House, 52 Cross Street, Manchester - Tel: 0161 832 2245 Review:- Mr Thomas's in Mnachester has been serving 'big fisted, paunchy' british food for 140 years. And in that time they've perfected the art of hearty cooking. Jay Rayner's fork is at the ready. Matthew Norman:- Name:-Scott's, 20 Mount Street, London W1T 1HJ, Tel: 020 7495 7309 Review:- That apart, every morsel we ordered, from an enticing, Ivy-style menu dominated by seafood and crustacea, but offering a decent choice of meat and game as well, was immaculate. Top
Jay Rayner:- Name:-Langtry's, 21 Pont Street, London W1 - Tel: 020 7201 6619 Review:- The Chef may have hobnobbed with Ramsay and Blumenthal, but his fancy French trappings and cosmic toppings would leave the men from Michelin seeing stars, say Jay Rayner. Matthew Norman:- Name:-Benja, 17 Beak Street, London W1 - Tel: 020 7287 0555 Review:- The main courses were little better. A potent sauce of basil, chilli and garlic couldn't disguise the poor quality of a piece of allegedly sirloin steak
Terry Durack:- Name:-Spire, 1 Church Road, Wavertree, Liverpool - Tel: 0151 734 5040 Review:- First up, is a complimentary appetiser of carrot and cumin soup, served in a generously sized cup rather than your mean little demitasse. And it's gorgeous - lightly creamy, frothy and fragrant with cumin.
Tracey MacLeod:- Name:- The Hat and Feathers Dining Rooms, 2 Clerkenwell Road, London EC1 - Tel: 020 7490 2244 Review:- Distinguished as most of these dishes were, they didn't quite seem the right kind of thing to be eating in a pub, albeit one whose original features have been plumped and burnished by a top-dollar dose of architectural collagen.
Terry Durack:- Name:-Mocoto, 145 Knightsbridge, London SW1 - Tel: 020 7225 2300 Review:- Getting a Brazilian in London used to mean undergoing a ruthless and intimate form of hair removal. Then it referred to transfers of fleet-footed Latin American footballers. Now it means going out to dinner
Matthew Norman:- Name:-Bacchus, 177 Hoxton Street, London N1 - Tel: 020 7613 0477
Review:- Not for 30 years have I heard anyone say, "Oh my giddy aunt" without ironic intent. This was how my friend greeted a horrible pudding, "black olive financier, roasted pear ice cream, pine nuts", his first mouthful of ice cream revealing that, while it offered no hint of pear, it had been sprinkled with rock salt and drizzled with olive oil. For pity's sake.
Winners Dinners:-
Name:-Mannie's Suga, Siga, Barbados Review:- Mannie Ward now runs this wooden beach bar, lovely view, very jolly and serving perfectly respectable food Giles Coren:- Name:- Magdalen, 152 Tooley Street, London SE1 - Tel: 020 7403 1342
Review:- Magdalen head chef, James Faulks, studied genetics at UCL, and from there, obviously, he went to work for Heston Blumenthal
Pint to Pint:- Name:-The Engineers Arms, High Street, Henlow, nr Biggleswade, Bedforshire - Tel: 01462 812284
Review:- In keeping with the pub's frill-free approach, there's no explanatory blurb describing each beer. How, we ask the barman, do people choose between all these appealing-sounding ales? "They try one out and if they don't like it, they try another," he replies
Thomas Sutcliffe:- Name:- Barrafina, 54 Frith Street, London W1 - Tel: 020 7813 8016 Review:- The only disappointment, in fact, is the coca Mallorquin, a kind of vegetable pizza that arrives rather cheesed off and wilted - and doesn't have the clean clarity of the other dishes..
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AA Gill:- Name:- Theo Randall, Intercontinental Hotel, 1 Hamilton Place, Park Lane, London W1 - Tel: 020 7409 3131 Review:-Everything I’ve heard about Theo Randall is good. Everything I ate was disappointing
Winners Dinners:-
Name:- Great dining memories? Goat gets my vote Review:- In the hills high above Monte Carlo is probably my favourite restaurant in the south of France, the Hostellerie Jérôme
Michael filed this column from his hospital bed — we all wish him a speedy recovery
Giles Coren:- Name:- Theo Randall, Intercontinental Hotel, 1 Hamilton Place, Park Lane, London W1 - Tel: 020 7409 3131
Review:- It doesn't have much to do with the Tuscan dreams of a certain sort of rosy-cheeked English lady
Other Sustainable Restaurants:-
Name:- St Alban, 4-12 Regent Street, London SW1 - Tel: 020 7499 8558
Pint to Pint:- Name:-Whitelock's, Turk's Head Yard, Leeds - Tel: 0113 245 3950
Review:- Several traditional Whitelock's dishes have also been restored to the menu, including hot beef sandwiches with dripping - splendid for the taste buds, if not the hearts of Leeds.
Jay Rayner:- Name:- Hawksmoor, 157 Commerical Street, London E1 - Tel: 020 7247 7392 Review:- When a new tapas bar scored an own goal by failing to even take an order in 45 minutes. Jay Rayner and friend abandoned their wait and headed for a match winning steak house.
Matthew Norman:- Name:-The Pot Kiln, Frilsham, nr Yattendon, Berkshire - Tel: 01635 201366
Review:- We shared a glorious bread and butter pudding with homemade vanilla custard, finished coffee and glasses of a decent shiraz (the wine list isn't long but has been compiled with real passion and thought), and left agreeing that this was one of the best meals either of us had eaten in ages.
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AA Gill:- Name:- Magpie Cafe, 114 Pier Road, Whitby, Tel: 01947 602058 Review:-Fish and chips is a silent meal. You shouldn’t talk and eat. It is a race against falling temperature
Winners Dinners:-
Name:-The London Hospital Review:- A better style of nursing in my kind of hospital
Michael filed this column from his hospital bed — we all wish him a speedy recovery
Giles Coren:-
Name:- Scott's, 20 Mount Street, London W1 - Tel: 020 7495 7309 Review:- My tummy rumbled so loudly, I thought an escaped bear was coming up the stairs
Other Sustainable Restaurants:-
Name:- Livebait, The Cut, SE1 - Tel: 020 7928 7211
Matthew Norman:- Name:-Chowki, 2-3 Denman Street, London W1 - Tel: 020 7439 1330
Review:- There are minor irritants about Chowki (the verbosity of the menu, the meagre wine list, the urgent need for traction after two hours on the ottoman), but it provides large amounts of thoughtful, imaginative food at incongruously low prices. That doesn't make it a destination restaurant, but it's one well worth the journey all the same.
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AA Gill:- Name:- Tom's Kitchen, 127 Cale Street, London SW3 - Tel: 020 7349 0202 Review:-Tom's Kitchen is frugally but comfortably decorated, dedicated to serving well-made, well-sourced and tasty food to locals
Winners Dinners:-
Name:- Papaya Tree Thai Restaurant, Kensington, London, W8 - Tel: 020 7937 2260 Review:- I was starting to feel quite full. I’d had a lot of those banana things, quite a lot of the mango, the ice-cream and six dishes beforehand
Michael filed this column from his hospital bed — we all wish him a speedy recovery Giles Coren:-
Name:- Charlton House, Shepton Mallet, Somerset - Tel: 01749 342008 Review:- Plaice wrapped in venison ham is a dish I'll wager you won't see anywhere else in the world
Other Sustainable Restaurants:-
Name:- The Good Earth, 233 Brompton Road, London SW3 - Tel: 020 7584 3658 Name:-The Crab and Winkle, South Quay, The Harbour, Whitstable, Kent - Tel: 01227 779377
Matthew Norman:- Name:- The Intercontinental, London W1 - Tel: 020 7409 3131
Review:- A hotel on Park Lane has always been the ambition of the ship or steam iron beginning that long odyssey from the Old Kent Road, but these days it also appears to be the dream of the thrusting young chef.
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AA Gill:- Name:- Scott's, 20 Mount Street, London W1 - Tel: 020 7495 7309 Review:-Scott’s, the fish restaurant in Mayfair, is one of a handful of British gastronomic institutions, a classic
Winners Dinners:-
Name:- Sandy Lane Hotel, Barbados, West Indies - Tel: +1 (246) 444 2000 Review:- The food at Sandy Lane was literally the finest buffet I’ve ever seen in my life Giles Coren:-
Name:- The Fat Badger, 310 Portobella Road, London W10 - Tel: 020 8969 4500 Review:- If I am not offered tap water before mineral water, restaurants will be penalised
Other Sustainable Restaurants:-
Name:- Nobu, The Metropolitan Hotel, London W1 - Tel: 020 7447 4747 Name:-Glade, 9 Conduit Street, London W1 - Tel: 0870 777 4488
Jay Rayner:- Name:- Scott's, 20 Mount Street, London W1 - Tel: 020 7495 7309 Review:- With its unashamed opulence and delicate touch in the kitchen, the reopened Scott's is pure foodie theatre. Jay Rayner stomachs the odd fluffed line to hail the return of a superstar
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AA Gill:- Name:- St Alban, London SW1, Tel: - 020 7499 8558 Review:- St Alban isn’t right at the moment, but I know they will worry and worry it until it is
Winners Dinners:-
Name:- On Ice Cream, and most things sweet (does that include Michael?) Review:- I do consider myself of unparalleled skill when it comes to judging ice cream, milkshakes, cakes in general and most sweet things Giles Coren:-
Name:- Ten-Icho, Tokyo & Daiwa Sushi, Tokyo Review:- In Tokyo, Giles Coren finds all his ideas about what food can be are turned upside down
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