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Rugby, flowers and lots of excellent East Asian food — this is your weekend, sorted
The star’s first newsletter details the city spots she’s most likely to be spotted eating in
As Marks & Spencer and Aldi resolve their many-legged legal dispute, we put the supermarket caterpillar cakes to the test
One of London’s most influential restaurateurs is braving his way through a crisis designed to ruin him. He tells David Ellis his side of the story
How to see in the Year of the Tiger in style
Guinness at Old Brewer’s Yard will offer tours, limited-edition brews, an open-fire kitchen and more
Already dreaming of the summer? These are the festivals you need to know about
The new izakaya-inspired space “will feel like you’re in a house party”, according to its owners
They were almost lost forever — now some of the city’s most famous dining rooms are back. Raise a glass, says David Ellis
This irreverent, intensely considered wine bar does away with any lingering notions of provincial, Eighties naffness
Scotland’s national poet has been celebrated since 1801
Haggies, neeps, tatties and beyond
Six familiar London names made the list, but just one London spot made the top 10
There’s more to booze-free life than just Dry January
Coffee and literature are an age-old pairing — Syraat Al Mustaqeem on where to enjoy them both at their best
The line-up will be dedicated to those who “represent the feminine energy”
The split-level venue will offer a wine room, live acoustic sets and a wood-fired grill
Cacio e pepe, vegan tacos and the hottest hole in the wall curries — David Ellis picks the capital’s most delicious cheap eats
Tumbling out of the club at 2am? Don’t go to bed hungry, says Joanna Taylor
The dependable stalwart for mopping, dunking and sandwiching has become a restaurant draw in its own right. Joanna Taylor discovers the capital’s loveliest baps, buns and brioches
Father founded St John, mother runs Rochelle Canteen and the kids are all heavily involved in the capital’s culinary scene. David Ellis sits down with London’s most foodie family
The city’s most democratic luxury is a deceptive one, finds Joanna Taylor
The Hilton heiress is back with the funniest show on TV. But how’s the food? David Ellis and Rosie Fitzmaurice put Paris’s recipes to the test
From London-made gin to honey-infused Wiltshire vodka, here’s how to drink a little closer to home
The bar will stay open until 2am, seven nights a week, offering a Japanese and Singaporean-influenced menu of drinks
Nuno Mendes is back, Harrods is having an overhaul and there’s pastry that looks like fruit. David Ellis on the year’s biggest openings
The pair are promising “home cooking for everyone” in beautiful Riviera-inspired surroundings
No word on whether Marco will berate Gordon for having all the grace of a reversing dump truck
More than 250 wines from 50 producers will be joined by food, music and art