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Expo 2020 Dubai to feature top chefs, dining concepts DUBAI, 2 days ago Expo 2020 Dubai has revealed a foodie’s paradise featuring internationally acclaimed restaurants and local favourites, superstar chefs and Expo-exclusive eateries, award-winning chefs and brand-new dining concepts across 200-plus eateries. The World Expo plans to bring cuisines to suit every palate and budget, from old classics to new innovations, street bites and gourmet delights, presenting flavours and experiences that will be remembered for a lifetime from more than 200 food and beverage outlets. Marjan Faraidoo...

Tucked behind an elegant red-brick Victorian facade in the affluent neighborhood of Chelsea, the brand new Apartments by 11 Cadogan Gardens will make you feel like a well-heeled Londoner, whether you stay for one night or one month.

By British Baker2021-04-28T11:48:00+01:00 Reckon your loaves are top tier? Then be sure to enter Britain’s Best Loaf 2021. The event, sponsored by ADM and Food Paper, takes place on Monday 5 July at the Birmingham NEC. Here, dozens of loaves compete in six categories for the ultimate title of Britain’s Best Loaf as they are individually scored on external appearance, internal structure, aroma, and taste. This is no easy task, but British Baker has rounded up a team of industry experts to ensure that Britain’s Best Loaf truly lives up to its name. There are well-known and respected fa...

Eda, who works at Boki Coffee, just a few metres down Olympic Way in Boxpark, said it will be refreshing to return to normality when the crowds come back, “but it’s also a bit concerning, because we can still see that some people don’t wear masks, and don’t care about social distancing". “If people are following the rules, and social distancing, and respecting one another, it will be fine,” she continued, adding that she is sceptical about whether people will stick to the guidelines.  Passer-by Warren said he was looking forward to “a bit of a return to the norm”, but that he...

Perrins Court - Credit: Michael Boniface Gap has gone; Sainsbury’s is coming. Traffic is back; bike lanes are on the way. People are working from home; Zoom is the new norm.    The coronavirus pandemic has changed the way we live, travel and interact – and it will no doubt help shape the future of our village centres.   Covid-19 has taken a heavy toll on our high streets: Some shops have been forced to close, and many residents have relied on neighbours, families, friends and volunteers for support.   This period has debilitated and knocked many of us off stride. But it may also of...