EyesLikePlates

Eyes Like Plates – Food & Drink – Recipes & Reviews

Main menu

Skip to primary content
Skip to secondary content
  • Food & Drink
  • Wine
  • Restaurants
  • Chefs
  • Health
  • Green
  • Vegetarian
  • Mains
  • Meat
  • Fish
  • Baking
  • Dessert
  • British
  • Christmas

Post navigation

← Older posts
Newer posts →

Bamboo Mat, London E10: ‘I can’t replicate this food at home, so I’ll have to go back’ – restaurant review

It’s impossible not to want this place to succeed

Toklas, London: ‘Serves fabulous chips’ – restaurant review

Simple food expertly cooked at Toklas will put you on a high – and that’s before you even get to the chips, says Jay Rayner

Apricity, London W1: ‘The menu will send vegetarians doolally with joy’ – restaurant review

‘Though there are meat dishes, too, we didn’t order them because the vegetable offerings just felt instinctively better’

Carsten Höller: ‘I don’t want flowers on my food, ever. It disturbs me’

The artist’s new project is a restaurant in Stockholm, with strict, brutalist rules. Just don’t ask for ketchup

All together now: six brilliant recipes for meals to share with family and friends

Gobi tamatar, beetroot-marinated salmon, pork chops with rhubarb – perfect dishes to make when there’s more than four of you around the table

Andrew Wong’s secret ingredient: fermented bean curd

The two-Michelin-star chef suggests using this salty-umami condiment in vegetarian dishes instead of oyster sauce

The greasy spoon chronicles: a day in the life of the Hope Workers Cafe

This traditional British caff is the beating heart of its north London community

Chips off the old block: the chefs teaching their kids to cook

Three chefs and their children tell us about food, family and helping in a professional kitchen, plus their favourite recipes to make together

Les 2 Garçons, London: ‘Designed specifically to be your comfort zone’ – restaurant review

This is a classic French bistro guaranteed to spread delight, says Jay Rayner

Olia Hercules: ‘When Russia invaded Ukraine, I couldn’t cook for the first month’

The chef on supporting her homeland, the power of broth and pining for Ukrainian wine

Shopping in Eataly is like duty free: there’s nothing I need but it’s hard to resist

Don’t expect pasta by mamma and Titians: this is Italy shrinkwrapped and at a premium compared with normal supermarkets

Want to know why food prices won’t go down any time soon? Ask a farmer

The simple solution to food inflation is to grow more of our own produce. Just don’t expect the government to support that

Acme Fire Cult, London: ‘A really engaging dinner’ – restaurant review

This temple to fire and smoke puts subtle flavours first, offering far more than just ‘dude food’, says Jay Rayner

Tattu London WC2: ‘Somewhere the Kardashians would enjoy’ – restaurant review

If a woman eats an £11.50 shiitake bao in a fake Chinese courtyard, but there is nothing on Instagram to prove it, did it really happen?

Post navigation

← Older posts
Newer posts →
  • Skye Gyngell was singular. She had the palate of a chef and the palette of an artist
  • My search for the perfect steak frites in Paris, the staple of French brasserie cuisine
  • A local’s guide to the best eats in Turin
  • From cassoulet in Carcassonne to patisseries in Paris – a tour of France in 10 classic dishes
  • Dove, London: ‘inventive, unusual, tantalising’ – restaurant review
  • 10 Lisbon restaurants I’d recommend to a friend visiting the city
  • Dorian, London: ‘Truly refined decadence’ – restaurant review
  • Giovanni’s on The Hayes, Cardiff: ‘The smell of wine and hot tomatoes’ – restaurant review
  • The 50 best museum cafes in the UK
  • Shiki, Norwich: ‘Unexpectedly reasonable’ – restaurant review
  • ‘All around us was the low hum of contented diners’: readers’ favourite places to eat in Europe
  • In the mood for spring: feel-good wines in sync with the season
  • Herby panisses, fancy cauliflower pie, passion fruit creme caramel – Georgina Hayden’s recipes for a spring feast
  • No more wonky sourdough: in search of the perfect kitchen knife
  • A showstopper cake, perfect cookies and a surprisingly simple fondant – Tarunima Sinha’s chocolate recipes
  • Claudia Roden: ‘There hadn’t been cookbooks in Egypt – everything was just handed down’
  • ‘I could eat the lot!’: the best new Easter eggs for 2025
  • Social climbers: is non-stop content creation now what it takes for restaurants to survive?
  • The Crown, Arford: ‘Everything one might want’ – restaurant review
  • Breakfast fads come and go, but at heart, is Britain a nation of cereal eaters?
  • Dame Denise Lewis: ‘I love an apple crumble – just don’t talk to me while I enjoy myself’
  • Margo, Glasgow: ‘Something very special’ – restaurant review
  • Sharmilee, Leicester: ‘It really is worth your time’ – restaurant review
  • Seven restaurants to sample Spain’s hottest new chefs – without blowing the budget
  • Nord, Liverpool: ‘It’s very much a win’ – restaurant review
  • Jeremy Chan’s secret ingredient: dried porcini
  • Black pudding in the hole and buttery chicken curry – Gill Meller’s recipes for next level traybakes
  • Caroline Lucas: ‘I can’t imagine my parents ever voted Green, but they became less antagonistic’
  • 30 things we love in the world of food, 2025
  • Gilgamesh, London: ‘It’s a weird trip’ – restaurant review

Contact www.eyeslikeplates.com   Terms of Use