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London embraces dining by the clock
Ivan Mitin is small, softly spoken and in possession of one of the best-combed handlebar moustaches in London.
Ivan Mitin is small, softly spoken and in possession of one of the best-combed handlebar moustaches in London.
Bosses at a London branch of McDonald's have been forced to apologise after a sign was put up attempting to ban teenagers from entering the premises during the evening.
The US$111.05 ($134) New York restaurant receipt includes a US$1000 tip and the words "god bless!" scrawled across it.
Oddly enough, you never hear restaurants boasting "we source all our food from commercial catering packs and, frankly, we don't give a stuff if it's seasonal or where it comes from so long as it's cheap".
Breakfast with a homely feel is easy at Bungalo — right down to the Coco Pops.
A national fast food chain is having to defend itself against criticism from disgruntled franchisees...
American billionaire Bill Foley has taken a quarter stake in the Nourish restaurant chain fronted by celebrity chef Simon Gault, giving him a vineyard-to-restaurant path for his wines.
Chefs back survey finding desire to eat fresh and keep food miles down is guiding menu choices.
Ben Crawford finds wise design in a flagship menswear store.
A night of total blackout must be a restaurant owner's nightmare. But to be visited by a Herald reviewer on the evening the power went off at 7pm (and didn't come on again until the next morning) must be even worse luck.
Ben Gusto is way down the end of Browns Bay and accessible either from the main shopping street, Clyde Rd or Beachfront Lane.
Recently released industry statistics show the country's pubs and bars have an average 100 per cent mark-up across food and drink.
Lonely Planet may have gone several steps too far in naming Auckland in a top-10 world city list but in the category of eating out you could make a plausible case.
Here's a travel list to put a rumble into the tummy of the most demanding traveling gourmand.
Having just been reminded that our Indian population is the second-largest ethnic community in the city, it was fitting that we booked, on a very quiet night, for dinner at IVillage.
Living’s design columnist Ben Crawford has been busy. Next week sees the launch of his new book, Built for Caffeine, which aims to inspire home design through incredible cafe fit-outs. Here is an extract from the Beatnik-published book.
As a new edition of the all-powerful Michelin Guide is published, Neil Tweedie delves into the secret world of the restaurant inspectors who wield the power to award or withdraw those coveted stars.
Grilling beef is an art form Argentinians have perfected, as evidenced at Buenos Aires.