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I almost quit cooking after my father died, says Masterchef

23.10.09
Masterchef winner Steve Groves tells how he almost quit cooking after his father died from cancer... more

London cooks sharpen their knives for Masterchef’s ultimate challenge

22.10.09
It is the toughest and most exciting cookery show on TV and tonight three London-based chefs will compete to become the champion of Masterchef: The Professionals... more

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 classics... more

Bright future for royal parks allotments

30.07.09
Rosie Boycott joins Michel Roux Jnr, Tom Aikens and Atul Kochar to plant this year’s crops in the St James’s Park allotment... more

Stately gastrodomes

12.06.09
What recession? say London's punchiest chefs. Are Michel Roux, the Galvin brothers and John Torode pushing their luck?... more

Michelin chef sued over 'noisy heating pipes'

03.06.09
A top London chef is being sued by a guest who was kept awake at night by banging heating pipes in a holiday cottage next to his Michelin-starred restaurant... more

Restaurants bounce back with host of new openings

12.05.09
Leading London restaurateurs say they can feel the “green asparagus shoots” of recovery — with a run of recession-defying openings to come... more

Galvin cooks up a fresh start for troubled youths

01.05.09
Teenagers from some of London's most crime-ridden housing estates are to be offered the chance to train and work in leading five-star hotels... more

Chefs celebrate as Michelin stars are dished up early

19.01.09
London's newest Michelin-starred chefs have told of their delight after being named in the prestigious guide... more

Best French Food in London

08.10.08
It could be time to forget about the weekend away in Paris and try some of the best French restaurants in our own capital.... more

Three-star chef joins London's hottest kitchens

22.08.08
London's newest three Michelinstar chef today hailed the city as the "hottest restaurant scene in the world", ahead of Paris and New York... more

As X Factor returns, we reveal how Simon Cowell makes do on his paltry £35m salary

15.08.08
Simon Cowell started out as a humble office boy and is now the world's best-paid male TV personality, worth an estimated £112million.... more

Heston's food isn't just good, it's perfect, say inspectors

15.08.08
Heston Blumenthal's restaurant has become the first to score top marks in the Good Food Guide for four years... more

Expats vote on the crème de la crème of French in London

11.07.08
Bond girl Eva Green and Arsenal manager Arsène Wenger are among the nominees in a poll celebrating London's French community... more

The night our ten gourmets galloped

30.04.08
Four great courses in four of London’s best restaurants made The Gourmet Gallop an outing to remember, says Fay Maschler.... more

River Café drops out of best restaurants poll

22.04.08
Hamersmith's acclaimed River Café is no longer one of world’s top 50 restaurants according to an influential list but five London ones are.... more

River Café no longer one of world's top 50... but five London restaurants are

22.04.08
The River Cafe's 20-year reign at the top of London's gastronomic hierarchy has come to an end... more

Chefs cooking up a treat at food festival

15.04.08
Some of the country's top chefs got together to launch the annual Taste of London festival... more

Chefs cooking up a treat at food festival

15.04.08
Antony Worrall Thompson, Aldo Zilli and Michel Roux Junior will be among chefs showcasing their food at the Taste of London Festival.... more

The Masai's marathon was easy... there were no lions!

14.04.08
They came to London to raise money for their sun-parched African village and were lashed by Britain's cold spring rain... more

BBC man's marathon to save young lives

11.04.08
Every step that BBC football commentator Jonathan Pearce takes in Sunday's Flora London Marathon promises to be painful and poignant... more

Gary challenges Gordon for Michelin stars

23.01.08
Five London restaurants have been awarded their first Michelin stars, the industry's highest accolade.... more

Where I'd happily splash my own cash

03.10.07
From pasta in Putney at Enoteca Turi, to the best at Le Gavroche, Fay Maschler names the first 25 of her 50 favourite restaurants.... more

Beer festival opens as real ales lose beardy image

24.07.07
Britain's biggest beer festival starts on 8 August as the drink enjoys a new fashionable image.... more

Legendary family taste

23.05.07
It has a dining room that's as hard to get into as Madonna's leotard, and it's been doing it for 40 years. Marina O'Loughlin toasts the success that is Le Gavroche.... more

Subtle seduction at the Waterside

16.05.07
As large as the bills at The Waterside Inn are, Fay Maschler believes there is value for money, in that it buys you something unique.... more

London marathon ready to roll

17.04.07
An estimated 36,000 men and women will be lining up in Greenwich for the start of the 26th London Marathon on Sunday.... more

The ageless art of good service

14.03.07
Silvano Giraldin has been in charge of front-of-house at Le Gavroche since 1971 and his professional touch sets the seal on the dining experience, says Fay Maschler. ... more

Harden's top ten chefs

29.08.06
Morgan Meunier has been named as one of the top three chefs in London by the prestigious Harden's restaurant guide.... more

Guide reveals the chef's special

29.08.06
The name Morgan Meunier may mean little to most people but all that is set to change for the 33-year-old Frenchman who has been named as one of the top three chefs in London.... more

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