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Written by Catherine Hanly
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Thursday, 08 December 2011 |
 If you're looking for a mince pie with a difference this Christmas - and no, we don't mean Heston's pine-tree scented ones - then head on over to The Mince Pie project right now. This brilliant charity wheeze has 36 of the country's best chefs putting up a batch of 50 of their finest mince pies for Read more
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Written by Catherine Hanly
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Thursday, 08 December 2011 |
 Turner Prize winning artist Martin Creed will be joining forces with Mayfair's Sketch to take over the Gallery restaurant in an artwork that blurs the boundaries between art and food. Creed's Work no 1347 will apparently consist of 90 different types of marble so every table, chair and piece of cutlery Read more
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Written by Catherine Hanly
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Wednesday, 07 December 2011 |
Update - Léon de Bruxelles is having a soft launch from 17-20 Jan with 50% off food.
Belgian restaurant chain Chez Léon have just announced they'll be opening a Léon De Bruxelles moules frites joint on London's Cambridge Circus in January. The spot (opposite The Palace theatre where All Bar One/Med Ki Read more
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Written by Helen Jones
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Wednesday, 07 December 2011 |
 What can you tell us about Aurelia?
In 312 BC, as part of the ongoing Roman expansion, the construction of the Via Aurelia road began. Over the following few centuries, what started out as a road that ran along a portion of the northern coast of Italy, was extended and now stretches as far as northern Read more
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Written by Catherine Hanly
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Wednesday, 07 December 2011 |
What can you tell me about the Bell?
Having just spent a night at the newly spruced up Bell at Ticehurst, we have to confess to feeling pretty jealous of the locals and their spanking new inn.
The sign outside points one way to a 14th century church and the other way (towards the Bell) to 21st century Read more
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Written by Zeren Wilson
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Tuesday, 06 December 2011 |
 Bar Boulud at the Mandarin Oriental has one of the most engaging wine lists, and experienced sommeliers, within any London hotel. With hotel restaurant wine lists so often a source of painful mark-ups and joyless selections, it's a pleasure to see Bar Boulud embrace the universe of Lyon born Daniel Read more
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Written by Catherine Hanly
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Monday, 05 December 2011 |
 We're firmly of the opinion that there can never be too many great tapas restaurants in London, so we're looking forward to the opening of a new Basque restaurant Donostia in Marylebone in January.
What makes Donostia's opening particularly interesting is that the man in the kitchen is Tomasz Baranski, Read more
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Written by Gavin Hanly
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Monday, 05 December 2011 |
 We've been to a few speakeasy spots in New York and it's always great fun walking through noodle shops to find hidden cocktail bars - it's an easy way to feel like you have the run of the city. That's clearly the vibe that Young Turks chefs Isaac Mchale and James Lowe are after with their new Shoreditch Read more
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Written by Nicola Piggott
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Friday, 02 December 2011 |
 Fans of the humble ramen soup throughout London, get ready to rejoice. This criminally underepresented comfort food is about to gain a new foothold as sushi mini-chain Tsuru introduces a dedicated ramen night. Hot Dinners were lucky enough to gain a seat at the table to check out the first in the series. Read more
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