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The family-run Dysart in Petersham has much to recommend it, not least its quaint half-timbered home and leafy setting downriver from Richmond. Roux Scholar Kenneth Culhane has led the kitchen since 2012, cooking classically minded food with a firm foundation in French technique accented by Japanese flavors. The signature charred bream with radish, ginger and champagne appears on both the Read more...
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In the carnivorous City of London, Angler stands out with its fish-focused menu. Executive chef Gary Foulkes has worked for the legends of modern British cuisine, among them Gary Rhodes, John Campbell and Philip Howard, and one can detect their influence, quite literally in the case of Phil Howard’s XL Langoustine Dish, with parmesan gnocchi, truffle purée, potato and truffle Read more...
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The jewel in the crown of the Sethi family’s restaurant empire (see Hoppers, Brigadiers, etc.), Gymkhana draws inspiration from colonial India’s high-society sports clubs. Game and “secondary” cuts are the kitchen’s hallmark. The kid-goat methi keema with buttered buns and brains has been on since day one. Also not to be missed: wild muntjac biryani and the partridge pepper fry Read more...
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Kisko García is one of the greatest exponents of the haute cuisine of Andalusia, and his menu features dishes like salmorejo, a specialty of Cordoba, served with langoustine and an oyster leaf, or local red tuna with green leaves and mint, prepared in a way that pays tribute to the city’s Moorish history. It’s a highly technical cuisine that goes Read more...
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This restaurant, located in a farmhouse from 1876 that once housed an apothecary (the original furniture is still in use), was renovated by the chef and his family in 2002. Miguel Ángel de la Cruz focuses on local ingredients, which, in the province of Valladolid, means meat dishes. Starters include lamb sweetbreads with mushrooms and grated green pineapple or soupy Read more...
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Nestled in the countryside near the Macizo del Montgó natural park, you will find this modern villa that resembles the upscale country houses of the area. Alberto Ferruz leads in the kitchen and Pablo Catalá in the dining room. The concept they created is unique, where tradition and the gastronomic history of the Jávea region are combined with influences from Read more...
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El Poblet was the original name of Quique Dacosta’s restaurant in Dénia. After changing the name to his own, he opened this restaurant in the heart of Valencia, calling it El Poblet. Luís Valls spent four years in Dacosta’s kitchen in Dénia, and he has been tasked with the job of bringing his mentor’s legacy to the city. He offers Read more...








