Rumours of this show being catastrophically bad are unfounded
Steve Coogan
Music
I haven’t seen anything quite so gleefully preposterous as this show since Take That toured with a hologram of Robbie Williams
Kanye West
Restaurants
The set lunch here is what I would delightedly spend my own money on and it’s what I would first recommend to a friend
York & Albany
I found it to be a far more balanced and thoughtful portrayal than I expected
Great set. Great banter with the crowd. Really great to see them stripped back
Pricey for a big meal, but quality tasty food and loved the conveyor belt
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