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Stage, Exeter: ‘Just know it’s all bloody good’ – restaurant review

Every dish from this superbly talented young cast deserves its moment in the spotlight

Hot Dogs by Three Darlings, London: ‘Things that no one needs’ – restaurant review

Hot dogs are meant to be an indulgence, but these ‘gourmet’ offerings are barking up the wrong tree

‘If we can’t tell the truth … we can’t run Attica’: Ben Shewry on the failings of fine dining

In his new memoir the acclaimed Melbourne chef calls out ‘incredibly problematic’ restaurant awards and toxic hospitality culture

18, St Andrews: ‘Smells of newly pumped testosterone’ – restaurant review

18 at St Andrews serves huge steaks to golf lovers, but more imaginative dishes are well below par

20 of the best UK foodie breaks for autumn

Fancy a seasonal getaway? From cosy inns to restaurants with rooms, we’ve found the best boltholes – all with menus as enticing as the scenery

Goldies, London: ‘Celebrate its arrival’ – restaurant review

There’s a really useful new live-fire restaurant in Carnaby Street where you can feast and have fun without breaking the bank

Jeremy King: ‘The first time I was ever impressed by anyone was Meryl Streep’

The A-list’s favourite restaurateur on celebrity diners, what makes a good meal great – and why his solution to stress is transcendental meditation

Tharavadu, Leeds: ‘It’ll make you profoundly happy’ – restaurant review

With real friendly warmth and great cooking, this Keralan place in Leeds is putting itself on the map

Giovanni’s, London: ‘Exactly what you want it to be’ – restaurant review

Fond memories are reignited at this Italian stalwart, still serving great dishes after many years

Squash them flat, pile them high: the rise and rise of the smash burger

Forget those plump pillows of beef or chicken – today’s gourmet burgers are increasingly wide, flat and crispy. But what’s behind the trend? And what’s next?

Little Dumpling King, Stoke-on-Trent: ‘Huge, banging flavours’ – restaurant review

From the loud music to all the crispy chilli oil, Little Dumpling King is punching well above its weight

Panda’s Kitchen, London: ‘It demands your full attention’ – restaurant review

The spicy Sichuan food at Panda in Harrow has enough kick to take your mind off all worries

Agrarian Kitchen wins Gourmet Traveller restaurant of the year in Tasmanian first

Farm-to-table spot claims top gong, while a casual Keralan eatery in Melbourne gains nod for new talent

St John: 30 ways the ‘nose to tail’ restaurant changed the way we eat

Fergus Henderson and Trevor Gulliver’s London restaurant celebrates its 30th anniversary in the autumn. Here’s how it influenced food culture in Britain and beyond

Maida Grill House, Salford: ‘Serving profound care and nourishment’ – restaurant review

Manchester’s noble rice and three lives on – alongside chicken tikka, smoky lamb chops, samosas and many other good, cheap dishes at this Salford grill

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  • The hill I will die on: Parisian waiters are not rude – they’re just badly misunderstood
  • In Britain, Europe, and especially Las Vegas – maxxing the all-you-can-eat buffet is the people’s sport
  • Crete treats: a chef’s tour of her favourite Greek island
  • ‘Hearty fare, red gingham tablecloths and chalkboard menus’: my search for the perfect bouchon in Lyon
  • Copenhagen on a plate: eat and drink your way around with our expert picks
  • Where Copenhagen leads, the food world still follows
  • ‘The beauty of the useless’: Spain’s super-thin restaurant napkins are throwaway art treasures
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  • The moment I knew: ‘We didn’t speak the same language but somehow we understood each other’
  • Route des Vacances: a gastronomic driving holiday from Paris to the Mediterranean
  • My search for the perfect Sachertorte in Vienna
  • ‘The chef is a metre away from you’: the cosy allure of micro-restaurants
  • The secret life of a waitress: my nine nightmare diners – from flirts to complainers
  • My search for the perfect Danish pastry in Copenhagen
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  • My search for the perfect steak frites in Paris, the staple of French brasserie cuisine
  • Take it from a former Parisian waitress: there are ways to avoid the unofficial ‘tourist tax’ in cafes and bars
  • 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
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