Michelin Star restaurant Hjem adds new dining space
Customers could enjoy dining indoors from last week for the first time in months as lockdown restrictions eased.
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Customers could enjoy dining indoors from last week for the first time in months as lockdown restrictions eased.
Come join us for dinner and finish with a chocolate ganache tart! By Hartstone Inn - 03/30 We think a great reflection of a community is how much they value their library. In Camden we are lucky enough to have our treasured library situated above our scenic waterfront and in the shadow of Mt. Battie, so where the mountains meet the sea is Camden Public Library! Make a dinner reservatio... By Hartstone Inn - 12/31 Are you looking for a special way to ring in the NEW YEAR? We've had a last minute cancellation: December 31, 2018 HUDSON VALLEY DUCK LIVER MOUSSE - lingonberries
Chef Carlo Scotto is heading to London's Mayfair to launch a new concept, having closed his modern-European Marylebone restaurant Xier back in December.
Culinary Director Richard Ekkebus reframed the focus of Amber long before he unveiled the restaurant’s new direction in 2019 to prioritise lighter, more refined flavours above the rich foods of yesteryear. Vegetables, to him, have always been more interesting, holding infinite potential and his decision to bring more into the fine dining sphere was not based on the direction of culinary trends, but “because it makes sense in our contribution to the environment.” At Amber, the tasting menu experience for vegetarians—and even vegans, by request—is by no means an afterthought, but a ca...
Daryl Worthington , April 14th, 2021 09:02 Solo trumpet doom, flamenco free jazz, and new ways of playing the room. Daryl Worthington finds thrilling experiments going down in the tape world this month Neo Geodesia by Emmanuel Ojomo This month starts on the sad news that the man who made this all possible, Lou Ottens, has died. The Dutch engineer is credited with inventing the cassette tape, presenting the first version at a Berlin electronics fair in 1963. He passed away 6 March at his home in the Netherlands. Marketed with the tagline “smaller than a pack of cigarettes,” portability an...