2 h. ago 2210 By Natty Can Cook, London SE24: ‘Much more than just posh jerk chicken at fancy prices’ – restaurant review

2210 By Natty Can Cook, London SE24: ‘Much more than just posh jerk chicken at fancy prices’ – restaurant review  The Guardian

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68 h. ago David Ellis reviews Rosi: An arm and a leg for this confusion? Pull the other one

Here is a restaurant without any clear sense of identity, says David Ellis

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6 d. ago Borough Market vs The TikTokers: Is this hospitality’s Frankenstein moment?

After a food vlogger was kicked out of Borough Market for filming a crumble review on his phone, Hannah Twiggs asks whether restaurants and markets have finally had enough of the social-media generation they helped build – and what that means for the future of foodies

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7 d. ago Lilibet’s, London W1: ‘Pure joy, high drama, camp as heck’ – restaurant review | Grace Dent on restaurants

Lilibet’s, London W1: ‘Pure joy, high drama, camp as heck’ – restaurant review | Grace Dent on restaurants  The Guardian

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9 d. ago David Ellis reviews Motorino: Great chef, shame about the restaurant

Most faults here might easily be rectified, says David Ellis, but a larger problem lurks

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9 d. ago David Ellis reviews Motorino: Great chef, shame about his new vehicle

Most faults here might easily be rectified, says David Ellis, but a larger problem lurks

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1 week ago Adoh Restaurant Covent Garden, London Review: A fast and fun Sri Lankan street food

Adoh Restaurant Covent Garden, London Review: A fast and fun Sri Lankan street food-inspired sister spot to Kolamba  Time Out

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2 w. ago David Ellis reviews Cô Thành: A timid tribute to Bourdain's Vietnam

Moments of brilliance were hampered by moments of boredom, but David Ellis is confident this Covent Garden café can find its way

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2 w. ago News | Hartnell Taylor Cook appoints heads of London office and agency

News | Hartnell Taylor Cook appoints heads of London office and agency  CoStar

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3 w. ago David Ellis reviews Lilibet's: A triumphant ode to maximalism

Here is a room that considers Versailles a touch demure, says David Ellis, but with its brazen madness comes brilliance

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