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From Saint-Tropez to SW7 | Review: Alain Ducasse’s Rivea London

From Saint-Tropez to SW7 | Review: Alain Ducasse’s Rivea London

by Derek Guthrie

"Rivea might very well resemble a shoreside café if your only experience of Ducasse in London has been the mothership at the Dorchester"

Why I detest Duck & Waffle

Why I detest Duck & Waffle

by Michelle Scott

"After seeing how drunk and obnoxious a fair few of the clientele at Duck & Waffle became, I developed some sympathy for the staff"

Review: Shay Cooper at The Goring

Review: Shay Cooper at The Goring

by Rebecca Fortey and Sebastian Roach

"At the Goring, the average age of the clientele is twice that of the frequenter of a Hackney brasserie. However, when it comes to the menu, the differences disappear"

The death of fine dining?

The death of fine dining?

by Jennifer Sharp

Is Wareing's new restaurant the death knell for fine dining?

Gulag Archipelago

Gulag Archipelago

by Karen Krizanovich

Civilian Editor-at-large Karen Krizanovich goes to dinner and doesn't eat

Possibly the most delicious cocktail of all time

Possibly the most delicious cocktail of all time

by Civilian London

Jason Atherton's head barman Gareth Evans has created the perfect pisco colada

Good taste in Dubai

Good taste in Dubai

by Nick Harman

It's there. You just have to leave your hotel and know where to look

Burning down the Firehouse

Burning down the Firehouse

by Mark C. O'Flaherty

Balazs and Nuno – London’s ultimate double act, or a limited engagement?

Dar Moha | The most romantic restaurant in Marrakech

Dar Moha | The most romantic restaurant in Marrakech

by Neil D.A. Stewart

Neil Stewart dines at the most romantic restaurant in Marrakech

Red necks, red ties | Brad McDonald of The Lockhart

Red necks, red ties | Brad McDonald of The Lockhart

by Civilian London

Chef Brad McDonald on why the English won't eat his muffuletta