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Beefbar Opens at Le Majestic Cannes

THE MONACO-founded restaurant group Beefbar has opened at Hôtel Barrière Le Majestic Cannes this month. Founded by Riccardo Giraudi in 2005, Beefbar has grown from a single restaurant in Monte Carlo into an international name with locations in Paris, London, Hong Kong, Dubai and São Paulo. While premium cuts of

Glass dines at glamorous Knightsbridge institution Zuma

Who knew that one of London’s swankiest neighbourhoods, a postcode known for being a little flashy, could house one of

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Hong Kong’s Louise receives its first Michelin star

ONLY half a year after launching, Louise, the Hong Kong-based French restaurant, has been awarded its first Michelin star. Louise,

Glass Christmas Gift Guide to Mince Pies

MINCE pies have been enjoyed by the Brits and beyond since the 13th century, but still innovative bakers are finding

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Michelin-starred restaurant Ming Court reveals new dim sum and making class

RENOWNED for profiling sophisticated menus of classic Cantonese dishes to be enjoyed in an inviting elegant atmosphere, Ming Court launches

Glass raises a glass at the Gin Afternoon Tea at Conrad, London

THE growing variations of afternoon tea in London make it hard to differentiate between marketing gimmicks and genuinely brilliant experiences.

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Glass dines at The Kensington’s Town House restaurant

IT’S a funny thing that hotel restaurants often conspire to feel somewhat lacking in warmth. A hotel is a temporary

Glass visits a beautiful restaurant, Wild by Tart, in Victoria, London

VICTORIA is shaping up to be a dining hot spot in the capital. Wild by Tart a new restaurant in

Glass dines out with the Little Kolkata supper club

WHAT BETTER way to celebrate a first birthday than by throwing a sumptuous two-day supper club? Little Kolkota, known for

Glass explores the dining scene in and around Somerset House

BUILT on the site of a Tudor palace, Somerset House’s commanding position on the banks of the Thames is no


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