Recipes, reviews, farms and tables
It's a little weird. But what would an evening of Pierre Gagnaire dining be without a little weirdness? Mark C.O'Flaherty hails Reflets as the best restaurant in Dubai
Read all about it: tapas, rare pork and culinary sketches of Spain with José Pizarro
"Aside from his tall frame and muscular shoulders, he has hands like hams" - David J Constable heads to the Midlands to meet the colossus of the modern tasting menu
Rosie Birkett eats her way from the three Michelin star Epicure in Paris to its two star sibling in Saint-Paul-de-Vence
"Marcel Wanders made Blaauw sound so exciting, so alluring, and perhaps even dangerous, that I felt compelled to visit at the earliest opportunity"
London's dining scene has been transformed beyond all recognition over the last decade, but Randall – who was head chef and silent partner to Ruth Rogers and Rose Gray at the River Cafe for 15 years – still represents the gold standard for this kind of Italian cooking
"Delicately aromatic with nuances and reminders at times of Gewürztraminer, at others almost like a delicate Loire Chenin Blanc or Muscadet, then it skips away and haunts with a memory of the lacy fragility of a Mosel Riesling"
"Cooking bears and possums… It’s a part of American history." In conversation with Oregon's most celebrated chef, Russian émigré and ex concert pianist Vitaly Paley
Self-styled "Demon Chef" Alvin Leung has brought his award winning "X-treme Chinese" cuisine from Hong Kong to London. Is it more tasteless gimmick than culinary innovation?
Jennifer Sharp reviews Mauro Colagreco's Michelin-starred dining room on the very edge of the Côte d’Azur
