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Film

Andrew O'Hagan

quotePrecious is a new-style weepie but one that is much more bracing than depressingquote

Andrew O'Hagan Precious Theatre

Henry Hitchings

quoteIan McKellen is captivating throughout. He delights in the play’s gallows humour, yet is also maudlin and poignantquote

Henry Hitchings Waiting for Godot Theatre

Fiona Mountford

quoteSlight quibbles notwithstanding, this will set the West End’s stock riding highquote

Fiona Mountford Enron

Reader reviews

Film

Simon, London

quoteUtterly, utterly brilliant. You really are in for a treatquote

A Prophet Theatre

Ella, London

quoteThough 'Trilogy' has won rave reviews, I personally found myself exasperated after about an hourquote

Trilogy Restaurants

Dave A, London

quoteWe went on a quiet sunday evening and the food was excellent, but the experience let down by the service and ambiancequote

Mansons

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Fay Maschler

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The Bingham is a room with a view and has real promise

04.02.10

While other venues lap up Michelin acclaim, one charming Thameside venture has earned its rating unnoticed. The Bingham is definitely one to watch.

Gregg is going all homespun in Wallace & Co

28.01.10

Gregg Wallace of Masterchef fame has opened his own restaurant, Wallace & Co, in Putney. Here's Fay Maschler's verdict.

Tacky cabaret with cornbread at Circus

21.01.10

Food, drink and conversation are no longer considered enough, it seems, to add up to a good time for those eating out these days

Tuley serves up originality at Mansons

14.01.10

Gemma Tuley is thriving in the more casual environment of her new Fulham restaurant - Mansons

Putting on The Ritz is not enough

07.01.10

Like nearly every other restaurant these days, The Ritz extols its devotion to seasonality and best of British

Restaurants 2009: a year of double standards

24.12.09

The fact that fewer restaurants than anticipated closed down in 2009 may be a blessing, at least for the owners, but the real crunch, I suspect, is...
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Dining with divas at Bel Canto

17.12.09

Bel Canto is a faintly surreal but quite jolly evening with initially perplexed faces - who on earth arranged this office party?

No place like Jerome's in The Capital

10.12.09

You might want to know that The Capital is open for Christmas Day lunch — £165 for five courses.

Chinese Cricket Club is stumped for appeal

03.12.09

Fay Maschler wished Chinese Cricket Club had been better because she likes Chinese food and for the sake of Wang Lei, captain of China's squad.

Brothers push the boat out at Galvin La Chapelle

26.11.09

Galvin La Chapelle, which opened in the City last week, is French in more than an aspect of the name and cooking style.

Sicily, mi amore at Mennula

19.11.09

Mennula (apparently the word for almond in Sicilian dialect) is a great addition to the restaurants of Charlotte Street.

Made in China offers welcome feast from the East

12.11.09

With reasonable prices and gentle service, Made in China has been added to Fay Maschler's short list of places to go when she is longing for Chinese...
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Babbo is daddy of a price for an Italian

05.11.09

Maybe to avoid possible future confusion, London Babbo could be renamed Papi.

Plenty to explore in Downstairs at Terroirs

29.10.09

The newly opened restaurant Downstairs at Terroirs features a glass door with a view into the Charing Cross Underground concourse. What a heavenly...
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Nice work at Pizza East

22.10.09

Giving pleasure is the underlying ethos of the Soho House group and there is little not to like at Pizza East.

Dock Kitchen is a pop-up that's staying put

15.10.09

The Sri Lankan dinner at Dock Kitchen was masterful. Fay Maschler asked for seconds.

A fine focus on fish in Hix

08.10.09

One of the most gregarious chefs in London with a strong sideline in friends from the art world, Mark Hix knows his diners.

Aqua Nueva is slow, ceremonial and bleak

01.10.09

Opposite The London Palladium in Argyll Street is a dark doorway with a canopy bearing one word, “aqua”, in diminutive lower-case type.

Restaurants tried and tested in Cleveland Street

27.08.09

Indian and Chinese newcomers comfortably rub shoulders with old-established Greek and Italian favourites in Cleveland Street.

A Gallic take on grouse at Le Bouchon Breton

20.08.09

The art-nouveau graphics of Le Bouchon Breton's menu may lend it the air of a parody or a chain, but the contents are a faithful summary of brasserie...
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