Lunch with a horror film director on Friday 13th. All that Jonesy needed was an appalling meal to complete the unholy trinity, and he would have the makings of a great narrative review. However, the Brothers Galvin had other ideas.
Sitting quietly on Mill Street in Mayfair is a public house that Giles Coren calls his “all time favourite pub – in the whole world”. Jonesy visits the popular watering hole and admits that he might have wallowed there before.
After eight years away from the kitchen, the celebrated French chef, Pierre “The Bear” Koffmann, has returned to The Berkeley Hotel. We braved his new den to discover what’s on offer at this grizzly bear’s picnic.
Having just launched a dazzling new cookery book to wide acclaim and with a sequel scheduled next year, Silvena Rowe is now preparing to open a restaurant at The May Fair Hotel.
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Organising house-warming parties is probably one of the best bits of my job. There’s something…