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Best pizzas in Britain, apparently. http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyl... This is close to my house and I'm a big fan. Better than a pizza I had in the summer in Italy. Try it out if you can.

My partner and I spent the last 2 days near Cardiff, and enjoyed meals at the following: Laguna Kitchen and Bar, Cardiff Nags Head Inn (pub), Usk Walnut Tree Inn, Abergavenny Le Gallois, Cardiff Laguna Kitchen was a very pleasant surprise. The food was very well-prepared, service very professional, and atmosphere airy, contemporary, and comfortable. 2 course lunch was 12 GBP and a bottle ...

Hello has anyone eaten there yet? Is the menu different from Petrus?

A great as the food scene is sometimes you just want a burger. I have never really found a satisfactory burger in London. I stopped looking back in the nineties and am thinking that I might give it another try. So any suggestion out there about where to get a good American style hamburger in London?

Apologies if this has been discussed before but would anyone please tell me where I can find good old slices of American (sometimes aka Kraft) Cheddar cheese in London? I love English and European cheeses and I know what I am asking for is not considered real cheese by most. When it comes to making a good cheese burger or grilled cheese sandwich though I find that nothing beats it.

Hiya... I'm looking for a reasonably priced sushi restaurant to take my parents to around the Barbican/City area. It will be their first ever visit to a sushi restaurant- so it doesn't need to be too fancy just good food and a nice atmosphere for a leisurely mid-week lunch. Any suggestions would be great as I don't know the area and am a bit of a novice myself! Thanks!

Five women will be week-ending in Manchester late November. We'll need a pre-theatre meal in the city centre on Sat night so would prefer to book. We all like seafood (two of us are non-meat eaters). recommendations please!

My vote goes to Ainsley Harriet, he makes food fun. What's your chow-ranking?

Hello, Just recently moved to Canning Town (Custom House to be specific. I have never seen so many mice in one area, so many factories in one area, or council estates which stretched that far without a break, but it's cheap.) I'm interested in finding out if there is anything I should check out in the area that is known to be notable or might at the least be interesting. Old pubs and saloons ...

Last night we dined at Charlton House which is the small country house hotel owned by Roger Saul is the owner of the Mulberry empire and now an organic farmer who has revived the production of the grain called Spelt – which not surprisingly features throughout the menu. The chef is Elisha Carter who has a good reputation and is the next chef for us to sample who is participating in this year’s ...