The Oyster Club, Birmingham: 'The biggest thing on the plate was the chunk of lemon' – restaurant review | Food
Inland fish restaurants are peculiar places; the older I get, the more I question why they exist at all
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Inland fish restaurants are peculiar places; the older I get, the more I question why they exist at all
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For a while now, we’ve been living through a renaissance of classical British cooking: a whole host of restaurants have been embracing the joy of the old school, the pies and puddings, the traditional and the retro. But there’s something missing. Bring back the savoury! An Edwardian favourite, a ‘savoury’ was an extra course that
Tenants of a suspected rooming house on St-Antoine St. complained of insalubrity, a deficient emergency exit and too many tenants in a unit — and the leases they signed were not valid.
Housing everyone from Dickens to Orwell, here are seven literary homes to mark World Book Day.