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New Year round-up of London's restaurant news
Written by Catherine Hanly   
Monday, 02 January 2012
New Year round-up of London's restaurant news

Welcome back! If you've been out of town for most of Christmas and New Year, you might be wondering what - if anything - you've missed while you've been away. Well here's what happened:

The best of 2011

We ended 2011 with two large-ish stories - the first were our annual Hot Dinners eating out awards Read more

 
Modern Pantry's Anna Hansen an MBE in New Year Honours
Written by Catherine Hanly   
Saturday, 31 December 2011
Modern Pantry's Anna Hansen an MBE in New Year Honours

The Modern Pantry's Anna Hansen heads up the handful of food-related people recognised in this year's New Year Honours list. Hansen, who was born in Canada and brought up in New Zealand and now runs the Modern Pantry in Clerkenwell was given an MBE for services to the restaurant industry. Hansen, currently Read more

 
Boundary reopens on Twelfth Night with Epiphany dinner
Written by Catherine Hanly   
Friday, 30 December 2011
Boundary reopens on Twelfth Night with Epiphany dinner

January's always such a miserable month, so we applaud anyone who tries to make the best of it. Our gold star for effort today goes to Shoreditch restaurant Boundary who are holding a special Twelfth Night dinner when they reopen after the Christmas holidays.

They'll be serving up a customary Galette Read more

 
The best reviewed London restaurants of 2011
Written by Gavin Hanly   
Thursday, 29 December 2011
The best reviewed London restaurants of 2011

We looked through all the reviews and scores of 2011 - and here's the list of the critics' favourites...

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Recreating history: the Escoffier menu at the Savoy
Written by Catherine Hanly   
Thursday, 22 December 2011
Recreating history: the Escoffier menu at the Savoy

Ever since it reopened its doors after 36 months and £220 million of refurbishment, the Savoy has been busy pushing its future, whilst never losing sight of its heritage. The American bar, for example. has been sensitively given a gentle push into the 21st century but still retaining all of its original a Read more

 
Christmas in London is all wrapped up on Hot Dinners
Written by Gavin Hanly   
Thursday, 22 December 2011
Christmas in London is all wrapped up on Hot Dinners

From last-minute shopping, to eating out on Christmas Day or New Year's Eve, Hot Dinners has the festive season in London all wrapped up for you.

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Mayfair restaurant The Greenhouse appoints Arnaud Bignon as chef
Written by Catherine Hanly   
Wednesday, 21 December 2011
Mayfair restaurant The Greenhouse appoints Arnaud Bignon as chef

It's musical chairs over at Mayfair restaurant The Greenhouse with the news today that their chef of six years, Antonin Bonnet, is leaving in early 2012. In his place, Arnaud Bignon has been appointed the new Executive Chef.

Bignon comes to London from Athens where his four year stint as Executive Read more

 
Ledbury rioters charged: 14-year-old pleads guilty
Written by Catherine Hanly   
Tuesday, 20 December 2011


It was one of the defining stories of this year's London riots - kitchen staff at the World's Best Restaurant ™ The Ledbury fighting off rioters who'd stormed the restaurant to mug diners as they ate dinner. Now the rioters are being brought to justice.

According to the Evening Standard, fourteen people Read more

 
Goodman branches out - we check out Burger & Lobster
Written by Gavin Hanly   
Monday, 19 December 2011
Goodman branches out - we check out Burger & Lobster

What can you tell us about Burger & Lobster?

It's a new venture from the people behind Goodman steakhouses - and does exactly what it says on the tin, serving up simply burgers and lobsters (alongside some cocktails from Soulshakers). The aim is to make lobster more affordable to Londoners, and Read more

 
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