To say I err a little bit towards the furry end of the spectrum would be a complete misrepresentation: I’m one of …
I’ve really got to stop going out the night before attempting the gastronomic luncheon marathon. As soon as I put pen to …
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Claude Bosi has always been at the forefront of modern French fine dining, and has claimed the rightful two Michelin stars at two incarnations of Hibiscus. But Bibendum is something new – Claude in a fitting environment for his cuisine.
For IGT’s top dog and lunchtime fine dining aficionado, afternoon tea has always been that most British of institutions which has just got in the way between lunch and dinner. Dry Martini’s Mar-Tea-Ni may well have just changed his mind.
It’s hard not to come over a little poetic when it comes to asparagus. IGT has already picked up theirs – and we’ll even share the perfect recipe for when you regain your composure.
Hot on the heels of IGT stirring up the debate over London’s best pizza, another contender has entered the ring – straight Naples to Kilburn, Quartieri looks to be shaking things up all over again.
Galvin at Windows is the closest you can getting to fine dining outside in beautiful spring weather without, well, being outside. And, seeking a location to take in inspiring views and Joo Won’s South Korean influences on French cuisine, it’s a natural choice.
After the ruling was handed down on IGT’s top pizza in London, there’s been a buzz of furious discussion – and a challenge. We were invited to a pizza masterclass to see if we could actually craft something worthy of those lofty ideals.
The new opening on Broadwick Street has raised concerns for the Ivy-sceptic, chain-averse Soho denizen. IGT sat down for dinner to see whether the venture can deliver