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10 of the best places to eat in Leeds

Savour this selection of the city’s many great food discoveries, from street food to fine dining

Heritage Dulwich, London SE21: ‘Sometimes strange, sometimes as familiar as a cuddle’ – restaurant review

‘I keep a picture of the king prawns on my phone and sometimes look at them during sadder life moments in life’

The Bradley Hare, Wiltshire: ‘The meat is impeccable’: restaurant review

This old country pub has raised its game. Some will groan, but for me it’s a winner. By Jay Rayner

The Cheese Barge, London W2: ‘Delicious daftness’ – restaurant review

‘A cheese-themed floating restaurant that’s for people who possibly know they could be eating “cleaner”, but, well, life is short, so what the hell?’

A brilliant new Italian agriturismo – in Devon: Glebe House review

This restaurant-with-rooms takes our writer to food heaven, with its Italian cooking made from the best Devonshire ingredients

Sonny Stores, Bristol: ‘They get things absolutely right’ – restaurant review

On the corner of a quiet residential street, a small place serving dishes with genuine star quality. By Jay Rayner

Why Tebay is ‘the motorway service station from heaven’

For 50 years, the Cumbrian services on the M6 – now featured in a TV documentary – has been a lifeline for local producers and farmers

The Beaumont, Hexham, Northumberland: ‘This is incredible’ – restaurant review

Hotel food is always blah, isn’t it? Or so I thought, until now …

A proper dog’s dinner: where to enjoy a feast with your pooch in Britain and Ireland

After a long day walking sniffing you’ll need a tasty meal. Put your paws up at one of these places

Dispatches from the grassroots: Farmerama and the new wave of food media

The Farmerama Radio team is leading a surge of podcasts and independent magazines examining the politics and culture of food

Chris Packham: ‘People like me have a very aggravated sense of injustice’

At his New Forest home, the broadcaster and activist discusses autism, Extinction Rebellion and his Self-Isolating Bird Club

From cucumber soup to ice-cream: summer recipes from Skye Gyngell

Recipes inspired by chef Skye Gyngell’s collaboration with Jane Scotter of Fern Verrow farm

How my grandmother taught me to cook – on WhatsApp

Novelist Rahul Raina lives in the UK. His grandmother, guardian of the family recipes, is in India. Lockdown had kept them apart, but cooking brought them together again

Andi Oliver’s secret ingredient: blackstrap molasses

The chef and broadcaster on ‘magical molasses’ that turn a meal into an event

‘Sustainable isn’t a thing’: why regenerative agriculture is food’s latest buzzword

Everyone from small farms to McDonald’s is getting involved in regenerative agriculture. Could it point the way to a better future for farming?

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  • 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

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