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Go west, get bent | Review: Casa Cruz, London

Go west, get bent | Review: Casa Cruz, London

by Mark C. O'Flaherty

"The whole thing feels like a tarted-up 1970s classic destination – a bit Trampy, with a whole lot of hurly-Birley"
Blue Hill at Stone Barns | America’s most radical restaurant

Blue Hill at Stone Barns | America’s most radical restaurant

by Neil D.A. Stewart

Dan Barber is shaking up "farm to table" by reinventing the farm
Where is everybody? | The Polo Lounge at The Beverly Hills Hotel

Where is everybody? | The Polo Lounge at The Beverly Hills Hotel

by Chrissy Iley

Chrissy Iley on Sharia Law and McCarthy Salads at The Polo Lounge
Party o’three review: Allan Pickett at Sanderson London

Party o’three review: Allan Pickett at Sanderson London

by Civilian London

"Sanderson (never 'the') is London’s original cool hotel, unless you have a thing for The Hempel. And for the duration of the summer there’s an Allan Pickett residency."

Parle necklace | Review: Craft London

Parle necklace | Review: Craft London

by Monisha Rajesh

"On this occasion I felt nothing but intense loathing for the fifty-year-old women in sequined tops, swinging their bingo wings in my face, and the teenage girls stroking freshly straightened hair and reapplying No.17 lip gloss"
Third wave Joe | The Black Lab Coffee House, London

Third wave Joe | The Black Lab Coffee House, London

by Corinna Tomrley

"A great cup of coffee does something to you. It’s a dance between your taste buds and that part of the brain that processes pleasure"
Clock, marrow stock and two streaky tables | The Clocktower restaurant, New York

Clock, marrow stock and two streaky tables | The Clocktower restaurant, New York

by Neil D.A. Stewart

To eat at Jason Atherton's first restaurant in New York, you’ll have to find it first
James Murphy from LCD Soundsystem just opened a wine bar | The Four Horsemen, Williamsburg

James Murphy from LCD Soundsystem just opened a wine bar | The Four Horsemen, Williamsburg

by Civilian New York City

The Four Horsemen looks like Sweden. Or maybe Melbourne. But it's 100% Brooklyn
Party o’three review: Percy & Founders, London

Party o’three review: Percy & Founders, London

by Civilian London

In the first of an occasional series (until they get bored of it), three of our favourite contributors dine together and compare notes: Simon Gage, vegetarian, Karen Krizanovich, orthorexic, and Stephen Unwin - not doing sugar right now (unless in booze)
Rock and rolls | Brunch at the Rainbow Room, New York City

Rock and rolls | Brunch at the Rainbow Room, New York City

by Civilian New York City

The Rainbow Room at the top of of the Rock is back. And it's all about Sunday brunch