A fabulous deli with everything from handmade pasta sauce to picnic hampers, operated by London chef Harvey Cabaniss and owned by author Jeanette Winterson.
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Spitalfields – London's oldest market – dates back to the thirteenth century and has been in its current location (at the edge of London's...
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This pretty tearoom, a pebble's throw from North Devon's Croyde beach, serves sumptuous, monster-sized Devon cream teas and ice-cream to die for.
After scampering around...
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It's delicious, it's 'good for you', it makes you happy (all those endorphins, right…), comes in all manner of flavours and is irresistible. Chocolate! And...
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This is Michelin-starred chef Tom Aiken's fantastic restaurant at the South end of Somerset House (the river end). He also has Tom’s Deli, in...
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This beautiful square is lined with buildings that hark from the 16th to 19th centuries that are now home (on their ground floors, at...
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Why are we recommending a chain that you can visit in London, Paris, New York and even Mumbai? Well, this Dansaertstraat bakery-cafe is where...
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Les Parents Terribles was dreamed up by Laetitia Verbeeck, a Brussels parent puzzled by the lack of family-friendly cafes and restaurants in her home...
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Editorial Director, Suzanne Milne recommends:
Paul A Young Fine Chocolates | Soho
With a reputation as a 'creative flavour alchemist', as well as a string of...
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When it comes to the best Belgian waffles, locals will point you to Dandoy - the family-owned ‘biscuiterie’ that has produced traditional biscuits and...
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