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World class, featuring the best of Scotland by land and sea. Plus a classy throw-back with great food where everyone is welcome.

New posh vs. cheap feature from The Independent. Lander loves Polish. Preston bites bagels. Ivers hates NY.

Fantastic tacos with a sense of humour.

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Grace gets Arthurian. Lander strolls memory lane. Ivers goes for wings.

Wit, stories, accessible luxury, technical brilliance, meticulous attention to detail, and fantastic experiences that Thomas Keller would admire.

Ivers Skofs in Manchester. Hayler buys a House. Giles sells the Cotswolds.

Following refurbishment, the place favoured by royals continues hitting the heights.

Rayner doesn't worship Gilgamesh. Hayward follows that cab. Ivers scores the hardest seat in London. Preston loves Dom's Subs.

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Ellis in bar horror. Preston loves Scottish food. Hayward feels snobby. Sitwell goes solo for vegan.

Leadenhall Institution is optimised for a professional lunch.

Ellis moves to French House. Preston questions The Brave.

Tim struggles to book. Nick basks in Basque. Ellis hates Dad. Jay goes to heaven.

A Michelin star place in Charlotte Street that you could visit once a week.

Giles writes like Trump. Tom is fond of Fonda. Jay finds Hanoi in Islington.

Regional Tuscan cuisine at its finest, from big slabs of steak to amazing pasta, delightful wine, and tasty sandwiches.

Tim reviews McDonald's. (Really.) Ellis misty at the Regency. Grace butchers Toum. Charlotte goes to the Lyonnaise.

Tim reviews McDonald's. (Really.) Ellis misty at the Regency. Grace butchers Toum. Charlotte goes to the Lyonnaise.

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With sumptuous decor and great food, it's easy to see why it's gone global.

Grace looks forward to AI. Andy wrapped up in Cord. Tim contemplates attire.

First rate place well worth a trip to Herne Hill, whether you live nearby or far away.

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