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• Telegraph reviewer William Sitwell decides to have a go himself, opening a hotel and restaurant in Somerset

  

  One UK restaurant critic has clearly decided that they can do the job better than the people he's been reviewing. According to Restaurant website and

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• Hawksmoor are heading into the woods this summer, with woodland feasts at The Grove

  

  If you love the idea of a festival, but baulk at the general lack of comfort and sanitation, then we might have a halfway house solution for you. For four nights this summer, everyone's (except the far right) favourite steakhouse Hawksmoor, is popping up in a Hertfordshire woodland with a special feast.

  They're holding a cooking over fire experience in the woods at The Grove, a swanky five-star hotel in

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• The best vineyards near London that are easy for day trip visits

  

  Lucky Londoners - there are simply loads of vineyards close by that are an easy day trip away. We've picked some of the best offering vineyard tours, tastings and even overnight stays.

• Upcoming UK restaurants - what's opening soon across the country

  

  Planning a trip outside the capital? Here's our guide to the very best restaurants opening soon across the entire country.

• New and recently opened UK restaurants

  

  Here's our guide to the very best restaurants that have opened recently outside of London, across the whole of the UK.

• Chantelle Nicholson is opening The Cordia Collective in a Grade II West Sussex estate

  

  26/3/25 - updated with Baked by Cordia opening date

  Two years ago Chantelle Nicholson opened Apricity in Mayfair, a restaurant that perfectly showcased her strong commitment to sustainability and vegetable-forward approach to cooking. The restaurant later won the

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• Country inn chic that doesn't cost the earth, staying at The Westleton Crown in Suffolk

  

  If you can't decide whether you're after a rural retreat or coastal calm on a break from London then the good news is that The Westleton Crown in Suffolk offers both. We booked in for the night.

• The best places to eat and drink in Margate

  

  With Margate is an easy 90 minute train ride from London, this seaside spot has become the perfect short break spot for Londoners who love their food and drink. Here's our pick of the best of it.

• El Celler de Can Roca is opening a restaurant TimeSpirit in Scotland

  

  30/10/24 - updated with more details about the opening. 

  It may be cheaper to fly to Girona to try the original, than to take the train up to Scotland - but news that world-class restaurant El Celler de Can Roca is opening a restaurant north of the border is still very interesting indeed.

  The restaurant is opening a dining 'experience' up at The Macallan

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• Test driving Greyhound Inn, a Suffolk pub with a menu which reads like a dream

  

  Deep in the heart of Suffolk, you'll find this country pub with a truly excellent and inventive menu. We went to try out the Greyhound Inn.  

• New countryside inns and hotels for foodies

  

  Fancy heading out of London for a short break in the countryside? Here's our pick of the new openings with interesting food offerings, that you should consider. 

• Test Driving Nest Farmhouse - a London restaurant group works wonders in the countryside

  

  The team behind Nest and Restaurant St Barts have opened their first out-of-London space - we travelled to Norfolk to check out Nest Farmhouse. 

• The best countryside pubs for food near London

  

  Pining for large open spaces and fresh country air? These pubs are all close enough to town for you to countenance a day trip - and some have rooms to stay over if you fancy. 

• Test Driving Chalk restaurant at Wiston Estate - where everything from the produce to the wine is local

  

  On one of the largest pieces of family-owned land near the south coast, Wiston Estate has an extensive winery and a great restaurant in Chalk, which specialises in local Sussex produce. We took the train down for a day trip. 

• The best places to eat in Whitstable and Seasalter

  

  This Kent seaside town’s such a popular spot with Londoners you’re bound to bump into someone you know between the beach and the oyster bar. It’s only a short distance along the north Kent coast to the foodie place of pilgrimage at Seasalter.