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Review: Oudh 1722, Borough
We had one of the best Indian meals ever at Aktar Islam’s restaurant Opheem in Birmingham back in 2018 – another one of our lucky finds, a good year before he picked up his first Michelin star. Strange to read reviews from only eight years back and see £38 as the price for three courses …
Review: Paladar, Elephant & Castle
Paladar is a pan-Latin American restaurant in Elephant & Castle. It gives out very relaxed vibes, especially the colourful courtyard, but the food shows great care and refinement – crucially with no compromise on the punchy flavours of the menu’s origins. We stopped in for the early evening menu, a solid bargain. We shared plantain …
Review: Vanderlyle, Cambridge
Vanderlyle try pretty hard to emphasise that they are simply a fine dining restaurant (and, sotto voce, by the way they don’t use meat or fish). I completely understand why they take this slightly convoluted approach. When I’m thinking about going out for a nice meal, I can feel myself almost automatically skipping my gaze …
Review: Fin Boys, Cambridge
Fin Boys is a seriously good fish restaurant in Cambridge. It would be a seriously good fish restaurant in London or anywhere else. They definitely put the “Oo!” into seafood. Hey… that was clever. : ) Sit at the counter if you can, that’s where we sat and talking with the chefs about seafood is …
Review: Santos & Co, Dorchester
It seems an unlikely place to find an independent Portuguese restaurant linked to a farm and wine estate in Portugal: inside a modern leisure quarter rubbing shoulders with Zizzi, Cote, Pizza Express and the Odeon. But that’s where Santos & Co live, in Dorchester’s rather pleasant Brewery Quarter. It’s a big dining room and gives …