Category: Restaurant review

Address: 490 Karangahape Road From the menu: Snapper ceviche $19; tuna tiradito $19; okra skewer $14; beef skewer $15; beef saltado $31; grilled chicken $31; quinoa tamale $29 Score: 0-7 Stay away. 8-12 Disappointing, let it go. 13-15 Good, try it. 16-18 Great, plan a visit. 19-20 Exceptional, do not delay. A table outside at […]

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve probably noticed how many old Pilot stations are converted into Casey’s stores. Casey’s is a Midwestern convenience store chain known for its pizza, among other things. A few locations in Knoxville are already serving pizza (and more to come), and I plan to check that out in […]

When award-winning James Beard chef Erick Williams opened his new restaurant in Hyde Park, around the corner from the critically acclaimed Virtue, he shared a simple origin story that honored the family. Daisy’s Po-Boy and Tavern was named after her maternal great-aunt and inspired by her New Orleans-born husband Stew. But if you dig a […]

There are plenty of bars on the Lower East Side. The restaurants too. It’s easy to wander around all evening looking for a place that feels good. But it’s easier to make a reservation at the Gugu Room on Orchard Street and spend that saved time on sips and kebabs. Gugu Hall opened in May […]

After taking my midterm math, I realized my GPA may have been badly beaten, so I needed to take a generous break to de-stress. Being a Yelp aficionado and a food fanatic, I decided to go for a good restaurant meal. After scrolling Yelp through the course —I am not an academic weapon, unfortunately — […]

Stonehaven is one of those places I love to visit, I don’t do it enough. But in the space of two weeks, I found myself in the city of Aberdeenshire on numerous occasions, either for walks with a dog or to celebrate the engagement of two friends of my boyfriend and me. Although I’m sure […]

One of the main reasons for Ballydehob’s recent revival is Joe O’Leary and Caroline O’Donnell’s Levi’s Corner House, a jewel country pub reincarnated as Rio Carnival, and pretty much my favorite bar on the planet. After lying through my teeth about ‘kick-off’ time to tonight’s catering partners, SpouseGirl, and two old friends, Lady V and […]

If you watched the last season of The White Lotus, you know the island of Sicily is as much a character on the show as it is its vast cast of well-heeled antagonists. Interspersed with the series’ slowly simmering drama were some great shots of the sunny island, as well as incredibly […]

If you’re looking for a great artisan burger and amazing smoked wings, then City Tavern is the place to be. The restaurant offers a variety of food and beverages that encompass a local bar-like ambiance. City Tavern is over eight years old and has become a Carrollton staple. Many locals have said that City Tavern […]

Sign up for IndyEat’s free newsletter for weekly recipes, gourmet features and cookbook releases Receive our free Now Hear This email If there is a more magnificent dining room than the Atrium of the NoMad Hotel, I have yet to find it. The soaring glass ceiling immediately raises the gaze to the sky. Then, as […]

hyde Address: 9 Lemons Street, Dublin 2 Telephone: 01-5725950 Kitchen: asian fusion Cost: €€€ Sometimes you have an idea of ​​a place. With Hyde, for me, it’s four words: broom closet, fame, lovemaking. A staircase may be preferable to a closet; it doesn’t matter, but this four-story colossus, with glass elevators and many stairwells, leading […]

They say jealousy is a curse, but if there’s anyone I’m happy to admit I’m envious of, it’s those who don’t drink coffee. A co-worker often apologizes for not joining morning coffees, but if, like me, you’ve been enjoying coffee every day since you were 18, you’re about $29,000 less in your bank account. Camera […]

Independent Journal of Sherry LaVars/Marin Moules Marinières from Amélie Café are presented in a tasty broth perfect for soaking up bread. Independent Journal of Sherry LaVars/Marin The interior of Café Amélie in Fairfax during lunch service. Independent Journal of Sherry LaVars/Marin Amélie Café’s warm pistachio goat cheese is served with crispy crostini and green vegetables. […]

This fall, Westminster’s former fire station, tucked away from the main thoroughfares, has become home to an Indian dining experience. Yaatra offers a “journey through ancient India”, but there is a lot that smacks of fusion, with delicately spiced meats, accompanied by rich curry sauces. The venue, formerly Mathura, has five dining rooms, but we […]

Comment this story Comment The inspiration behind Lapu Lapu, a Filipino-inspired breakfast window in a leafy corner of Kentlands Market Square, was a 16th-century warrior who fended off explorer Ferdinand Magellan at the Battle of Mactan. It wasn’t really a fight, actually. Magellan returns home in a box while his troops are sent to pack […]

Listen to this article I went to the Superior Crab during its grand opening with full knowledge of my seafood allergy. I didn’t care. I was so excited for a new style of restaurant in Vicksburg. Even though the restaurant was packed, there was no wait. I was surprised. They were getting orders faster than […]

I often find myself not really knowing if things happened in 2020 or 2021, given the covid lockdowns and restrictions that have completely changed our lives. It was therefore with relative surprise that I felt when I saw that the Grandtully Hotel in Perthshire was now four years old. The hotel is the second venture […]

A trip to the Highlands is always filled with great food stops if I have something to see there. Recently my colleague Karla and I were in the area for the Highlands and Islands Food and Drink Awards where 15 winners were announced at the Kingsmills Hotel on Culcabock Road. The night before, we were […]

Seems the town of Crieff in Perthshire is a busy place on a Thursday night as I haven’t been able to book a table out of love or money recently. My family and I were spending a few days there during the October school holidays and had been scouting earlier in the week looking for […]

I know how Pavlov’s dog must have felt, the sound of that bell causing salivation and hunger, but with no dinner anywhere in sight. RTÉ Radio 1’s ‘This Week’ jingle hasn’t changed in decades, and when I hear it I too start to salivate, and I can’t help but be transported into my mother’s kitchen. […]

Restaurant Review: Boh Cucina, 111 Main Street, Uddingston Calendar An icon of a desktop calendar. to cancel An icon of a circle with a diagonal line across it. Caret A right-pointing solid arrow icon. E-mail An icon of a paper envelope. Facebook An icon of Facebook’s “f” mark. Google An icon of Google’s “G” mark. […]

Comment this story Comment Pitcher Ong is a human ping pong ball, bouncing from table to table at the new Chang Chang at Dupont Circle. For a moment, he tells a group of diners that the ribs they eat are popular in Shanghai. Another, he’s at my table, introducing me and friends to one of […]

Myra and I were on a mission to discover the best restaurant in Denmark. Before we say Noma, Geranium or Alchemist – the restaurants in Copenhagen that regularly top the annual list of the world’s 50 best restaurants – we were in Denmark, WA, not the European country where food is sought after, design is […]

According to their website, social media and even the entrance to the restaurant, it’s #allaboutafrikana. A bold statement and one that I was keen to assess for myself after the opening of the growing franchise’s latest branch on Baldwin Street. Since this is a chain that claims to serve “authentic home-cooked African-inspired food,” I was […]

Checker Lane Address: 27 Exchequer Street, Dublin, D02 A527 Telephone: 01-4992424 Kitchen: Modern International Cost: €€€ Back? Dear, oh dear. We’re all very fond of Jamie Oliver, but its recent opening in Dublin city center is a little puzzling. I mean, why? This restaurant on Rue de l’Échiquier was planned for 2020, and enough warning […]

Mixed food. It’s a phrase that scares even the most open-minded diners. Countless crimes have been committed in the name of uniting this kitchen with this. And yet, harmonies have also been found. A few decades ago, Peruvians and Japanese might have looked like strange bedfellows for your average British restaurant, except, as we later […]

Mama’s on Topping Street So when the Italian restaurant closed in 2020 after 40 years in business, there was tremendous consternation and most likely tears. Giuliano Giacomini and his wife Susi, who had been in business since 1980, decided not to reopen after being forced to close in March due to the coronavirus shutdown. But […]

Bath Richard visits Tom Kitchin’s Kora restaurant in Edinburgh. IN A WORD: Kora is Tom Kitchin’s newly remodeled 65-seat restaurant in Edinburgh’s increasingly fashionable south Bruntsfield. Its extremely talented former mucker Dominic Jack is the chef-director (aka executive chef) while James Chapman, who worked with the Michelin-starred Kitchin for eight years, is the head chef. […]

This was the year of “The Bear”. Not like in a Chinese zodiac animal, but the critically acclaimed culinary drama about a young chef who leaves the world of fine dining to reluctantly run his family sandwich shop. In the case of Loaf Lounge, art imitates life. Chefs Ben Lustbader and Sarah Mispagel have also […]

Roasta Preston, 43 Plungington Road, Preston PR1 7EP (01772 827 958). Most dishes are £8-£12, sharing dishes £12-£30. Unlicensed The late and great foreign correspondent Nicholas Tomalin once said that to succeed in journalism one needed “rat cunning, a plausible manner and a bit of literary ability”. Restaurant reviewers need a few other qualities: a […]

By TRAVIS M. WHITEHEAD Personal editor HARLINGEN — It’s a Tuesday night at La Playa Mexican Café, and warm lights spill from the ceiling and fall onto wooden tables and tiled floors as country music fills the air at dinner. The restaurant parking lot at 502 S. 77 Sunshine Strip with all the cars is […]

When restaurant chains began to flourish in the 1930s, they targeted people who passed through strange towns and didn’t know a place that offered what they liked. If visitors saw a sign they recognized, a White Castle, A&W, Steak and Shake, or one of the other popular franchises of the day, they could pull into […]

I met Yay for the first time! Burger during the third lockdown, as a takeaway pop-up operating out of Hackett’s Pub, in Schull, West Cork. Assuming you were one of those lucky enough to be spared the personal tragedy of losing a loved one to Covid, or suffering excessively from a similar episode, and also […]

“Let’s eat French,” no millennial has ever said. Unless we’re talking fries or croissants, casual French food has simply lacked va va voom in recent years. While the cuisine is still seen as the epitome of elegance, it has plummeted in the age of casual dining – some chefs’ stubborn refusal to modernize recipes for […]

From Melbourne to Auckland, MoVida’s anchovy and tomato sorbet tapas. Photo/Babiche Martens Melbourne tapas legend Frank Camorra has opened a MoVida outpost in Auckland. Canvas magazine’s food critic Kim Knight delivers her verdict. In their own words: “MoVida Auckland will celebrate the best season possible in New Zealand produce to showcase and celebrate Spanish culture […]

Comment this story Comment To understand what makes Myriel in St. Paul such an alluring place to eat, you have to ask chef-owner Karyn Tomlinson about her youth in Minnesota, where Tomlinson spent time with her paternal grandparents in a farming town. named Dassel, which has 1,462 inhabitants. Tomlinson’s grandmother was the kind of cook […]

There’s a new guy in the neighborhood up Beaufort Street Perth and he’s pretty much the perfectly formed restaurant. And bar. And provider. Tom’s is light, bright and airy. Food is ordered at the counter from dozens of presentation trays inside a refrigerated cabinet. There’s also a cheese display jam-packed with high-end French and British […]

allegra Address: The Stratford, 20 International Way, London E20 1FD, United Kingdom Telephone: +44 20 3973 0545 Kitchen: Modern International Cost: €€€€ Booking lunch rather than dinner has long been my way of eating affordably at the best restaurants in London. Le Gavroche and Ledbury were the legendary bargains (unfortunately, those lunch menus are no […]

Restaurant Review: Woodland Creatures, 260-262 Leith Walk, Edinburgh Calendar An icon of a desktop calendar. to cancel An icon of a circle with a diagonal line across it. Caret A right-pointing solid arrow icon. E-mail An icon of a paper envelope. Facebook An icon of Facebook’s “f” mark. Google An icon of Google’s “G” mark. […]

Growing up with a mother who was a professional chef, Andrew Ma vividly remembers the Vietnamese street foods that flowed from their home kitchen in West Philadelphia for after-school snacks and frequent weekend gatherings. Crispy spring rolls. Half-moon rounds edged with lace of crispy bánh xèo pancakes. Phở deeply imbued. And there were also the […]

Spouse Grub and I took eldest Grub Sprout to dinner with us last week. This worked out well, considering he lives in the headquarters of our intended destination, Five Cousins ​​Pollo a la Brasa on Merchant Drive. Coincidentally, I noticed on our arrival that the restaurant was operating out of space once occupied by Vincent […]

From humble beginnings in Ancoats in 2015, Rudy’s has launched a nationwide takeover with restaurants in London, Leeds, Birmingham, Liverpool and Sheffield. This is their fifth restaurant opening in Manchester, a testament to their continued success. Although designed in Manchester, the restaurant operates under strictly Neapolitan conditions, serving iconic Italian flavors such as Marinara, Margherita […]

The Angus town of Forfar has played a huge role in my life so there were lots of memories for me when I recently visited Sinclair’s Kitchen. My parents, and most of my family, are from Forfar, so it’s a place where I spent a lot of time growing up. Saturdays were often spent visiting […]

“Aim big or go home” goes the cliché; for Gaz Smith, it is a philosophy of life. Big Mike’s is Gaz’s new restaurant, a sister location to Michael’s in Mount Merrion (and the more casual Little Mike’s). I raved about both so was looking forward to trying the big brother which opened just a month […]

Comment this story Comment You might not realize it, but Boogy and Peel’s pizzas are a test. They’re a test of your definition of chef-led cooking and how far you’re willing to follow a cook down a particularly eccentric rabbit hole. They are a test of your bias and whether you reject, without further investigation, […]

king crab3960 W. Point Loma Blvd.San Diego, California 92110619-269-0800 By Judi Curry Since COVID hit, many favorite restaurants have closed and many new ones have opened. And even some of the new ones have closed. I observed the space where soup planting used to be, wondering what could go in there as it seems buffets […]

POCHAKitchen: koreanAddress: 50 Kitchener Street, CBDCall: (09) 309 2342Reservations: AcceptedDrinks : Fully LicensedFrom the menu: fish eggs and rice $18; almond-crusted fried chicken $29; pork belly and kimchi $43; seafood crepe 30$ It is possible in Auckland to have a succession of good meals and find yourself wishing for a little more fun. I’ve been […]

Pala Pizza Trattoria Address: 3 Brighton Road, Foxrock, Dublin, D18 A972 Telephone: 01-2897711 Kitchen: Italian Cost: €€€ If you’re a fan of Chef’s Table, the Netflix docuseries that recently dissected the art of pizza making, Gabriele Bonci will be a household name. He’s the chef who elevated Rome’s “al taglio” pizza from fast food to […]

One of my favorite restaurants, which I have returned to several times over the years, Casa Tapas in Bacup Road has built a solid reputation as an authentic Spanish restaurant serving a wide variety of small but tasty dishes. The menu is extensive, as it should be, as tapas dishes are usually small but designed […]

Opposite the Chinatown gate, next to the fire station on Cermak Road, is a converted family restaurant. But only if you know what you’re looking for. By day, there’s a small white-tiled take-out storefront. But when the pink sky fades into neon blue, a backdoor leads into a darker vibe. Nine Bar opened as Chinatown’s […]

Some people age gracefully, ripen and ripen like fine wine – I’m more milky, sour and a bit lumpy. One thing that makes me smile — aside from last week when my seven-year-old drew one with a marker while I slept — is randomly finding a hidden gem in a restaurant. I’m talking about the […]

Tim Lichfield try an eight-course tasting menu in the heart of York Legacy is York’s new luxury dining experience, located in York’s only 5-star hotel, The Grand As soon as you arrive, you are welcomed by competent and friendly staff who accompany you to your table. Afterwards, you can admire the restaurant’s expertly designed interior, […]

Moonfish Cafe, 9 Correction Wynd, Aberdeen AB10 1HP. Lunch starters £9.95 to £10.95, mains £14.95, desserts £8.50, two course dinner £30, three course £38, wines from £22 In the oldest of cities, the dead are never far from the living. Here at the Moonfish Café in Aberdeen, the view, across a narrow, cobbled lane, is […]

Sometimes looking at a restaurant menu is like skipping through a gigantic selection of television programs on several channels: we spend a lot of time deciding where to click. I can take hours to make a decision when selecting dishesbecause I’m not just looking for something that I like or particularly like, but I’m looking […]

Is a frog in my throat, a speck of dust in my eye as the familiar old road brings us closer to Dingle. Am I, dare I say it, a tad emotional? My history with Dingle dates back to childhood when I lived in the Gaeltacht for eight months of my life, west of the […]

The waitress, a young ‘ipster, informed us that La Lune, arguably the most exciting addition to Fremantle’s dining scene in 2022, is a New York version of the French bistro. The team behind this cafe, wine bar and restaurant don’t need to travel the US conceptually – La Lune looks like a classic Parisian bistro. […]

Last time I visited Marshall’s Farm Shop, it was, uh, considerably smaller. There was no fancy kitchen space, no fancy retail space, and there certainly wasn’t as much food and drink on offer as there is now. To me, it’s like the North Eastern equivalent of the Highland Brodie Countryfare – minus the household items, […]

I have a confession to make: I don’t like shopping malls. The crowds, the process of trying things on in an undersized locker room, the 20-minute parking process, that’s not for me. I much prefer to shop online while snuggled up in my dressing gown. What I like, however, is the food zone at Karrinyup […]

It had been years since The Grub Spouse and I visited the Museum of Appalachia in Clinton. This may explain why I had forgotten (or never knew) that they operated a restaurant on site. Once I remembered (learned?) the museum offered a food option, The Spouse and I decided to take a short trip last […]

When I go for a review meal, I’m still looking for Excellent value, which means what’s on the plate must have a lot of visual and taste appeal — and what’s on the bill must be under €50. But last week I was looking for the usual high quality albeit with only €35 on my […]

ALife, the lifestyle group behind restaurant and lounge concepts such as Lost & Found, Kamp and Prospect Park, adds another restaurant concept to its portfolio. Co-founders Mojeed Martins and Jonathan Reitzell presented Bungalowa new high-end restaurant that promises to shake up downtown. While Bungalow is currently in a soft opening phase and […]

635 Lisburn Road, Belfast Cu Tel: 028 9590 3582 HAVING had a severe case of revenge from Montezuma the last time I ate Mexican food, it was with some hesitation that I prepared to fight again with tacos and tortillas. Since opening on Belfast’s hip Lisburn Road in 2021, Cú has been making Mexican waves […]

Listen to this article I went on a date for the first time in forever with my future husband this week. We wanted to go somewhere nice with good food and had heard good things about Anchuca from Vicksburg. We had heard only good things, but nothing could have prepared us for what we experienced. […]

“I think we’re in a Sally Rooney novel,” my guest joked halfway through our meal at Apertivo Cicchetti. Considering Aperitivo is less than 100 yards from the entrance to Trinity College’s arts block and our diners were all in their twenties, this was a wise observation. The couple next to us were even dressed a […]

The Caird is packed with fun and unique dining experiences all under one roof. To get a full idea of ​​what’s on offer, you’ll probably need to visit more than once. From the Caird Cocktail Bar or the Capones Speakeasy section to the Shackleton Restaurant or the Caird Garden, there is an evening of great […]

A long time ago when people toured Northern Ireland by parachute Skandia was the only restaurant in Belfast and all the cars had ratty little trailers for small livestock some of us got cozy in one or two Belfast pubs still in operation to down Strangford oysters with pints of stout in warm and subdued […]

The local restaurant prides itself on its unique blends of different cuisines On the first Thursday of each month, La Tuna Icehouse & Grill organizes a karaoke night from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Walking into the establishment on October karaoke night, I could hear patrons performing at the bar. When you think of karaoke, […]

When I first walked into The Drouthy Laird I feared I had made a huge mistake. It was Friday night and the bar was packed with happy revelers, a treat to see in this post-pandemic era. But it definitely wasn’t the cozy meal I promised my friend, Kristin, and I was starting to panic. The […]

The El Paso girl’s words ring true when it comes to deciding what to order at a restaurant these days, but instead of “why not have both” it’s more often “why not have six?”. It’s rare that I order just one meal because whether I’m dining with one person or a long table of friends, […]

I can’t remember how I heard about Kelly’s Kitchen, but the restaurant had already been in business for about a year and a half before I found out. Spouse Grub and I took spouse’s mother-in-law on a morning hike last weekend, and we decided to carry that over to an early lunch for three at […]

Kelby Hutchison [email protected] I’m Kelby Hutchison, the Columbus Ledger-Enquirer’s newest reporter. I’m from Dothan, Alabama, and I’m thrilled to live in the Chattahoochee Valley. I’m also a big foodie and make it my mission to try all the BBQ restaurants in and around Columbus. But I wanted to start with a place that has a […]

When the Newsletter began in the early 1960s, the staff quarter was the Bar Martí. This was a most convenient drinking (and eating) hole for us as it was only 80 yards from our front door on Calle San Felio. At that time, Bar Martí was already a mythical place who was busy all day. […]

The Rose, 91 High Street, Deal, Kent CT14 6ED (01304 389127). Snacks and starters £4 to £12, mains £19 to £25, desserts £6 to £9, lunch menu, three courses £23, wines from £26 Sitting in the middle of the Rose in Deal table is a single food to which the overused and often abused term […]

Gone are the days of walking into restaurants wondering what they have in store for us. Between Google reviews and PDF menus, research is right at your fingertips, and most take the time to make up their mind beforehand. Well, chef Peter Smit is here to recapture the magic of surprise with the Dirty Supper, […]

It might be a bit rich reviewing an establishment that readers won’t be able to visit until next June, but rather consider it a special consideration to give you plenty of time to plan an essential pilgrimage to Milesian, a very special restaurant in the wilds of West Kerry. Plus, to be downright pragmatic, Milesian […]

Manina defies easy labeling. The only independent restaurant amid a cluster of fast food outlets in a new mall in Frederick, Maryland, the outlier bears an Italian name – “delicate hands” in English – but pledges allegiance to the bounty of the region . The restaurant, designed by self-taught chef Paul Benkert and his wife […]

Enjoy a leisurely brunch at the Michelin-starred chef’s Dubai outpost that captures the Italian spirit of “I’ll be right back” Published: Thu 6 Oct 2022, 11:35 PM For the uninitiated, Massimo Bottura is an Italian restaurateur and the chef patron of Osteria Francescana, a three-star Michelin restaurant based in Modena, Italy, which is in the […]

Restaurant Review: Kirk View Café & Bistro, 47 Belmont Street, Aberdeen Calendar An icon of a desktop calendar. to cancel An icon of a circle with a diagonal line across it. Caret A right-pointing solid arrow icon. E-mail An icon of a paper envelope. Facebook An icon of Facebook’s “f” mark. Google An icon of […]

3Sixty restaurant on top of Hadrian’s Tower near China Town Twenty-six floors in Newcastle’s tallest building, the restaurant atop the £27million Hadrian’s Tower, home to expensive city apartments, really makes the most of its skyscraper views sky and is accessible via its own fast elevator that takes you straight to the top of the Toon […]

Since the pandemic, thousands of Britons have swapped pie and mash for pastel de natas, trading their lives in the UK for a trip to Portugal, Europe’s remote working capital. But for those of us who are contractually bound to our Blighty-based offices, openings like Lisboeta bring us – thankfully – to Portugal (at least […]

Block Soho, Clarion House, 2 Saint Anne’s Court, London W1F 0AZ (020 3376 9999). Starters £9-£17, Sunday lunch £15-£26, desserts £9, wines from £27 Hanging on the wall above the urinal in the Soho block was a promotional poster for the Sunday lunch I had just finished. It carried the slogan: “Whole joints, big flames, […]

For once in my life, I’m ahead. Probably should have reviewed Kinara in a few weeks as changes are afoot, but sometimes I think it’s good for Irish Examiner readers to be ahead of the game. The Kinara Group was founded just over two decades ago by Sean Collender and Shoaib Yunus and now has […]

Can’t Believe it’s Vegan, or CBIV for short, is the kitschy title of a new project on the North Side. As the name suggests, the joint serves vegan food. And while savvy diners recognize that plant-based foods have come a long way in the past two decades, there are likely plenty of diners with less […]

The past two years have been a tough time for even established restaurants to stay afloat. Undaunted, recent university graduate Vivian Yenson opened her first Tây Hố restaurant in January this year, adapting her restaurant model to the mid-pandemic climate in which she was opening it. Tây Hố is a family business started by Yenson’s […]

Restaurant Review: La Barca, 33 W. Clyde St, Helensburgh Calendar An icon of a desktop calendar. to cancel An icon of a circle with a diagonal line across it. Caret A right-pointing solid arrow icon. E-mail An icon of a paper envelope. Facebook An icon of Facebook’s “f” mark. Google An icon of Google’s “G” […]

Is Alaya a guaranteed recipe for success? Simply by opening in DIFC, restaurants take with them a certain level of expectation. These include a good atmosphere, quality food and impeccable service. These expectations are further heightened when acclaimed chef Izu Ani is also at the helm. With the likes of Greek hotspot Gaia, French brasserie […]

New What does “Italian coast” mean, anyway? At Faccia Brutta by Ken Oringer and Jamie Bissonnette, that means a lot of things, most of them very, very good. Passionate foodies and catering newbies love The Feed. Subscribe now to our bi-weekly newsletter. Grilled lobster, from the quaint coastal village of Scituate, with butter chilli brodo […]

Did you know that Blackberry Farm – the luxury resort in rural Blount County – operates a brewery near downtown Maryville? I had tasted and enjoyed Blackberry Farm beers on different occasions in the past, but when I heard that their burgers were a must try, that was enough to send The Grub Spouse and […]

Passing the swarm of guests gathering in the bar of the Chester Hotel in Aberdeen, I was on a mission to get to the other side of the room. It was a deliberate move, with the edge of the bar my target. I positioned myself here knowing full well that the man everyone was talking […]

Kevin Bridges is back in Glasgow for another round of sold-out shows at the Hydro. The last time the comedian was there for his Brand New tour, he took over Tiffney’s for his friends and crew. Food is often a part of Birdges’ decor, so it seemed appropriate to visit the steakhouse before attending a […]

Lebnani, 11 Church Street, Reigate RH2 0AA (07495 528919). Mass £5.95 to £6.95, larger dishes £9.50 to £17.50, desserts £5, wines from £24.95 With the wrong places, the time never comes, even if you wish it were otherwise. Perhaps you make allowances for the clumsy service, or the overdone decor, or the overly harsh menu […]

AND so we return once more to Kenmare, or Neidín, as I’ve thought about it for decades since a Jimmy McCarthy song, a tearful but lingering melody made famous by Mary Black for the first time in my head a while ago several decades . It wouldn’t have been my first choice on the jukebox, […]

Cotechino e lenticchie “beluga” and kina tagliolino in Spiga, Remuera. Photo/Alex Burton OPINION Kina-cauliflower-pasta combo impresses Canvas magazine restaurant critic Kim Knight In their own words: Spiga’s website lacks cute, snack-sized summaries of its philosophy. Go browse the menu and stay for the story of chefs Fabrizio and Taryne Napolitano. When you get to the […]

The “chef’s table” experience in a restaurant is usually an exclusive and relatively expensive option for groups who want to have an up-close experience with the chefs, try their signature dishes, or simply join in the kitchen action. I attended many of them over the year: some resulted in the ultimate experience while others felt […]

Marlow’s Cheesesteaks homepage proclaims “THIS JAWN WAS MADE WITH BROTHER LOVE.” Now, brotherly love, that part of the proclamation makes sense: Philadelphia, home of the cheesesteak sandwich, is also the city of brotherly love. But what is a jaw? Well, thanks to the internet, we can learn that “jawn” is a Philadelphia term for “thing”. […]

We rarely celebrate uncomfortable feelings, but after years in Perth, I’ve never been happier to experience the post-holiday blues. This week, I took a break to look longingly at photos from recent vacations to dine at Emily Taylor’s in Fremantle. I had already had an unforgettable experience there in the summer. We had some Asian […]

Restaurant Review: The Galley Whitehills, Banff, Aberdeenshire Calendar An icon of a desktop calendar. to cancel An icon of a circle with a diagonal line across it. Caret A right-pointing solid arrow icon. E-mail An icon of a paper envelope. Facebook An icon of Facebook’s “f” mark. Google An icon of Google’s “G” mark. Linked […]

It’s so easy to feel overwhelmed with guilt after a good meal at a restaurant. Why didn’t I order the fish instead of the steak? Maybe that vegetarian option that my eyes have lingered on for so long wouldn’t have been so bad? I should have skipped dessert or resisted the temptation of a second […]

For my entree, I opted for one of the mainstays of Sylvan Table: trout with black rice with ginger, shiitake, leeks and beets. Trout has been one of the most popular dishes since the beginning. Gadulka says they sold out the first day in three hours, so he called his supplier and said he would […]

For diners who fondly remember the long-lost John C. Calhoun Junior High Teachers’ Lounge, famed Superintendent Sheldon Kornfahrt’s latest offering is sure to bring back fond memories. Drawing inspiration from various culinary traditions, including leftover salad from last night’s school board meeting and the reduced aisle for quick sale at Sam’s Club, the newly reimagined […]

Listen to this article My mum took me out for lunch and I just discovered this hidden gem for the first time in my life. At 61N, near the loaded tea shop and the Zips, there is a small building that serves comfort food. I had my doubts, as I’m not always impressed with cafe […]

Bridge of Allan is becoming a foodie destination. 2020 saw the opening of celebrity chef Nick Nairn’s namesake restaurant (to much excitement and fanfare) and in early 2022 Queen’s House opened just up the road. Tragically, Nick’s suffered a major fire, but is expected to reopen soon. While food is key at Queen’s House, wine […]

The Hexagon, 22 Lower Goat Lane, Norwich NR2 1EL (01603 926 886). Starters and small plates £7-£12, mains £14-£24, desserts £7, wines from £21 At the beginning of my happy adventures as a concert musician, putting my bag of borrowed tunes and my boundless, puppy-dog enthusiasm in front of a very kind audience, I had […]

Who would have thought 1990s house music would be a soothing backdrop to Ireland’s finest seafood? Turns out even Terenure wasn’t immune to the music of Garth Brooks last weekend (8k away), but once settled in Saltwater, the 120 beats per minute, four on the floor, boom boom boom from the 90s house turned out […]

What to expect from this Italian-themed restaurant that was named in this year’s Michelin Guide. Cathedral House, located in Townhead – near Batman’s lair, the Necropolis – in Glasgow has a rich history. From a hostel for female inmates released from nearby Duke Street Jail to a choir practice and Sunday school venue, it was […]

Kai Eatery owner Allen Yeh. Photo / Dean Purcell Amanda Saxton visits the Taiwanese street food restaurant, which has grown from food stand to franchise. Kai Eatery is best known for its juicy, face-sized fried chicken breasts, but I’m here to rave about what should to be nicknamed the Taiwanese Happy Meal. It’s also a […]

We must have looked so smug when we pulled into the main street of Aldeburgh last weekend. It is notoriously difficult to find a parking space here, but the day we visit the new Sur-Mer restaurant, there is a deluge of rain, and the day-trippers have either stayed home or huddled together, holding small children, […]

Check out the restaurants happening in town By Laraib Anwer Published: Thu 15 Sep 2022, 06:37 PM Located in the Sheraton Grand Hotel in Dubai, Miss Lily’s is a hidden cave in its own right. With dim lights, a relaxing atmosphere and tunes to beat all afternoon, this restaurant offers the perfect getaway without you […]

At the risk of triggering the North versus South debate, the former currently ticks a lot of boxes for foodies. I’ll preface this by stating that I have no in-game skin as someone who grew up in neither zone and now lives somewhere in the middle. But driving along the West Coast Highway at the […]

For this week, I decided to pair two different companies from South Knox – one for a savory meal and one for dessert. Fortunately, I found two restaurants on/near Chapman Highway – Camps Chicken & Grill and Sugar Queen Creamery – that would suit my needs. And they weren’t far from each other. We started […]

Stefi Hsia | September 12, 2022 Sushi Zushi is a sushi restaurant founded in 2001 by Alfonso Tsuyoshi Tomita. Austin offers countless sushi options and Sushi Sushi in Austin must be on your list. Known for their Japanese cuisine with Latin American influences, their two Austin establishments are favorites for their extensive menu of quality […]

Hot and spicy are not necessarily synonymous. Heard at the Potluck Club, which the team of Cereal bar with milk and cream opened on Chrystie Street in June: “Is it going to be spicy? It’s going to be expertly seasoned, yes, which doesn’t answer the question, I know. But with few exceptions, the dishes on […]

Lyrics by Selina Julien Four Seasons Hotel, George V, Paris is as synonymous with culinary excellence as it is with being one of the best hotels in the world. The only European establishment to hold five Michelin stars for three of its restaurants, this is the place to see and be seen for chic Parisians […]

Rumble menu. Photo by Steven Woodburn Joining the group of restaurants in the Star’s food district is Rumble, offering a fusion of Southeast Asian flavors from Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia. The newly opened establishment offers a menu inspired by the imagination and memories of head chef Benjamin Tan, whose dishes are a traditional and […]

Housed in a converted textile factory that is now a Dundee hotel, you’ll find the modern Scottish restaurant Daisy Tasker. Named after a young factory worker who was known for hosting social events for his co-workers, Daisy Tasker is part of Hotel Indigo and is a space not only for lunch and dinner, but also […]

As I studied the menu, I wondered if hotel giant Mitchells and Butlers had regretted the day they failed to sign up a budding rock band. The reason this crossed my mind was that I was at the Miller & Carter steakhouse in Aberdeen, which is a chain within the same business empire. The young […]