At Seven Park Place, it’s the little details that sets it apart from similar fine dining establishments. Decked out in the most sumptuous decor and luxurious furnishings, the tiny eatery consists of just 9 tables, making it one of the smallest Michelin-starred eateries in the world.
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A Travel Guide: Finding beauty in Provence, France
Provence is inviting and laid back, exuberant but not gaudy, and likely to nourish rather than challenge your senses
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Core by Clare Smyth – London (Review)
You have to really admire the work that Clare Smyth has done for the UK food industry, her commitment to local, sustainable produce and food artistry. Having spent years running a three michelin starred establishment (Gordon Ramsay’s 3 eponymous restaurant), and being the first female chef to do so, Clare Smyth is now showcasing her…
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The Stafford Hotel – London
I’m sure I’m not the first person who’s drawn to places which have a story to tell so it so happened that not long along, I found myself immersed in the remarkable history of The Stafford. A few months back, I had the opportunity to visit their recently revamped restaurant and bar, The Game Bird,…
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Wringer and Mangle (New opening) – Spitalfields, London
Having just opened last week, Wringer and Mangle in Spitalfields is the sister restaurant to the original London Fields establishment, occupying a large, industrial space that’s comprised of a pub (more of a cross between a bar and pub), deli and restaurant in one. The reason behind this design is to enable the seamless transition…
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Celebrating ‘La Tomatina’ at El Pirata – Mayfair, London
‘La Tomatina’, Spain’s annual tomato throwing festival, might be one of the country’s most well known events. But if you aren’t able to head to Valencia to take part, why not celebrate with some tomato based dishes? This year, El Pirata have launched a ‘Tomatina Tapas’ menu to celebrate this tradition. Tucked away on a…
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Aix-En-Provence Farmers Market
I’m excited to say that this will be the first of many posts from one of my favourite places I’ve visited, Provence. Located in Southern France, the region is known not only for its Roman architecture and hilltop villages but also for being home to some of the best French produce around. From honey, soap,…